New Orleans is characterized by long and hot summers; short, cool, and windy winters; and wet and partly cloudy weather year-round. The climatic condition makes the region favorable to a vast variety of animals, including insects and nuisance wildlife. Unfortunately, many of these animals are pests that cause troubles for homeowners. In this post, we […]
They’ve been waiting for their moment for a long time, and at last, their time has come. According to WWLTV , rats are taking over the French Quarter. After more than a week of rats being deprived of their normal diet of pretzels, pizza, Hand Grenades and fruit peels, the French Quarter’s rat problem has blown […]
New Orleans has set ambitious goals for minimizing litter and diverting half of all waste from landfills by 2030. But is this possible for New Orleans to achieve?
Between climate change and oil spills, what was once solid land flourishing with trees is mostly water and mud. Contributing to the problem are the nefarious Nutria, which is where Thomas Gonzalez and crew come into play, collecting $5 per collected tail bounties from the state for reducing the population of these pesky rodents.
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