What We’re Reading: Rat Rangers to the Rescue
Residents in Washington D.C are taking steps to manage the growing rat population by educating their neighbors about prevention methods. They are sharing alternative approaches that do not involve using rodenticides. The group calls themselves the Rat Rangers.
Why it's good news: It shows how community members can come together to find creative solutions to local problems.
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