Which type of pest control can a Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator legally perform in Pennsylvania?

A Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator in Pennsylvania can legally perform trapping and relocation of wildlife. This practice is essential for managing wildlife populations that cause problems for residents, such as property damage, health risks, or disruption of local ecosystems. Trapping allows for a humane and effective way to address wildlife issues, ensuring that animals can be relocated to appropriate areas where they can thrive without causing harm.

The other choices involve activities not permitted for Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators. Fishing for invasive species, while important for ecosystem management, typically falls under the purview of licensed fishing or conservation professionals rather than nuisance wildlife control. Spraying pesticides indiscriminately is regulated heavily due to environmental and health concerns; operators need specific licensing to apply chemical pesticides. Lastly, setting up habitat enhancements is more related to wildlife conservation and management rather than direct nuisance wildlife control, which focuses on resolving immediate human-wildlife conflicts.