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RODENT EXCLUSION TECHNIQUES Training Guide for National Park Service Employees Prepared and Printed 1997Gerard Hollenbach, Rodent proofing Consultant to the NPS Jerry Johnson, Chief, NPS Public Health Carol

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How to fill out national park service rodent-exclusion:

1. Obtain the rodent-exclusion form from the National Park Service website or local park office.
2. Fill in the required personal information, such as your name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide information about the specific national park or area where rodent exclusion is needed.
4. Describe the rodent issue you are experiencing, including the type of rodents and any damage they have caused.
5. Indicate the areas of the park or property that require exclusion measures, such as buildings, campsites, or hiking trails.
6. Explain any previous attempts to control the rodent population and their effectiveness.
7. Provide details about the exclusion methods you plan to implement, such as trapping, fencing, or natural deterrents.
8. Specify any assistance or guidance you require from the National Park Service in implementing the exclusion measures.

Who needs national park service rodent-exclusion:

1. Individuals or organizations responsible for maintaining and managing national parks or protected areas.
2. Visitors or campers who have encountered rodent issues within national parks and want to protect themselves and the park environment.
3. Park rangers or staff members seeking resources and guidelines to address rodent problems in the park.

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What is national park service rodent-exclusion?

National park service rodent-exclusion is a program designed to prevent rodents from entering and causing damage to national park facilities.

Who is required to file national park service rodent-exclusion?

All national park service employees and contractors are required to file rodent-exclusion reports.

How to fill out national park service rodent-exclusion?

National park service rodent-exclusion forms can be filled out online or submitted in person at the designated office.

What is the purpose of national park service rodent-exclusion?

The purpose of national park service rodent-exclusion is to maintain the safety and integrity of national park facilities by preventing rodent infestations.

What information must be reported on national park service rodent-exclusion?

Information such as the location of rodent activity, methods of exclusion used, and any follow-up actions taken must be reported on the rodent-exclusion form.