Raccoons are intelligent, persistent, and attracted to water features. They destroy plants, kill fish, and damage equipment. You want to keep the pond accessible for maintenance and safe for fish, frogs, tadpoles, lizards, and birds.
Visit ICWDM for detailed raccoon management guides and product vendors.
Electric fencing, combined with pond design tweaks, offers the most reliable, humane protection.
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