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Predators can ingest rodenticides through their prey, which is known as secondary poisoning. A recent study found that traceable levels of at least one rodenticide were present in 82 per cent of bald eagles tested. This gives concern that bald eagle populations are currently at risk of decline. (Photo: Jade Vincentini)

Effective and humane rodent control starts with prevention, not poison

Rodenticide Free Ontario and GreenUP encourage Peterborough residents to stop using rodenticides and protect wildlife, companion animals, and the broader ecosystem.

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