Geese  problems on golf courses

Property damage: Geese can cause damage to lawns, landscaping, and bodies of water through their feeding and nesting habits.

Health risks: Geese can carry diseases such as avian botulism and E. coli, which can pose a risk to humans and other animals.

Environmental impact: Geese produce large amounts of waste, which can pollute bodies of water and cause odors.

Interference with recreational activities: Geese can make it difficult for people to enjoy outdoor spaces such as parks, golf courses, and public beaches.

Negative impact on wildlife: Geese can displace native species and damage sensitive ecosystems through their feeding and nesting habits.

Financial costs: Managing geese populations can be expensive, with costs associated with cleaning up waste, repairing property damage, and controlling populations through methods such as hiring border collie dogs or purchasing commercial lasers.