Richardson’s Ground Squirrel Control
Learn how to control Richardson’s ground squirrels, commonly called gophers, on your land.
The Richardson’s ground squirrel is a burrowing rodent found across most of Alberta’s prairie and parkland regions. They play an important role in the province’s ecosystem and are a major food source for various predatory birds, mammals, and reptiles.
While their population numbers can fluctuate, their population is currently considered stable. Under the Agricultural Pests Act, Richardson’s ground squirrels are classified as a nuisance species, giving landowners the right to control them on their property.
DAMAGE caused by Richardson’s ground squirrels can range from minor inconvenience to significant economic losses, including reduced yield from plant trampling and direct crop loss from feeding.
Author summary: Control Richardson’s ground squirrels on your land to prevent damage.
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