The Canadian goose problem may soon be solved in Mishawaka.
The City has tried numerous ways to control the goose population, finally securing a permit from the Indiana DNR to humanely relocate the geese.
The geese have overrun some public parks in the city, making them tricky for families to use.
To preserve the parks and properties, while also ensuring the wellbeing of the Canadian geese, Mishawaka will relocate them to new habitats that properly fit the needs of the animals.
WSBT says Mishawaka has not yet confirmed when the relocation will start or where they will be moved to.
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I patrol the parks as a volunteer Geese are wonderful parents Up to 14 new Geese per parent couple each year !!! So we are over run. Geese attack women and children The big problem is geese poop around and in the splash pads which can hurt children Needs a lot of cleaning and splash pad shut down
Can we just admit that the silly things are no longer endangered and treat them like we would any other pest?