If you are performing nuisance wildlife control services in the State Of Florida we need you to join our ranks and become a member of FLWCA. Many of you may not be aware but our very industry here in Florida is at a cross roads. Now is the time for all of us to join behind FLWCA and save our vital industry from extinction here in Florida.
Florida Wildlife Control Association
Since July 2008, the Florida Wildlife Commission has no longer been responsible for our services to the Florida consumer public at large. Since then the Florida Wildlife Control Association has been working hard right along side the Florida Dept of Agriculture (DACS), Florida Pest Management Association (FPMA) and Certified Pest Control Operators (CPCO) to allow all of us the opportunity to work and provide a variety of wildlife control services to consumers across the State of Florida. The legislation to make this all happen failed to get get past the Florida House (HB1447) on May 1st, 2009 due to no other fault then simply politics.
To learn more about the present status of our industry please listen to a recent interview at http://wildlifecontrol.tv/florida-nwco-fpma.html
If you provide predator control, coyote control, feral hog control, bat control, snake control and other urban wildlife services we need to show our strength in numbers and ask DACS to work with us and get us our licensing that they require by law for us to perform these services in Florida now.
Lets face it very few pest control companies are dedicated, experienced and knowledgeable enough to protect the Florida consumer as we do!
If you have an interest in performing these services here in Florida and do not hold a certified pest control license or work for a certified pest control company in Florida you need us too.
For more information on our association our website, FLWCA.ORG or contact the FLWCA Association Secretary, Robb Russell at 386-454-7474
From The Association Website:
The Florida Wildlife Control Association is an association to represent and promote the interests of professional wildlife control operators in the state of Florida.
Our Mission
Our mission is to promote the professionalism of our trade by contributing expertise in the areas listed below.
Legislation
We will promote and maintain an active grassroots legislative committee to represent our industry in local and state political arenas.
Education
We will offer members and their staff year-round technical training and special seminars. Education will enhance our members’ knowledge of state of the art techniques, business practices, rules and regulations, and other variables that affect professional wildlife control operators.
Safety
We will establish a safety program to help insure the health and well being of wildlife control operators, their staffs, and the industry, the residents of Florida and the environment
Fellowship
We will provide an atmosphere of friendship and cooperation in which we can promote a sharing, helpful, and respectful competitive, relationship among our members.
