Annual Conference

NEWS FLASH:  Our 11th Annual Conference will be coming up some time in February, 2014. We will have details here as soon as they become available.For more information contact Claude Oleyar at 719-636-1014 or c.oleyar@comcast.net  

CWCOA

Colorado Wildlife Control Operators Association
"Providing Solutions to Colorado's nuisance wildlife problems"

CWCOA is a mutual benefit, non-profit, incorporated state trade association whose mission is to help individuals, businesses and agencies in the wildlife damage control industry to resolve human/wildlife conflicts through cooperation, education, training, influence, professionalism and service.

Membership Information

Membership:

Membership includes but is not limited to nuisance wildlife control operators, animal damage control operators, pest control operators, nuisance trappers, predator control trappers, individual employees of government agencies involved in wildlife damage management, and others engaged in the business of wildlife damage control.

Members are either voting Regular Members or non-voting Associate Members. Qualified Regular Members can also be Job Referral Members.

Job Referral Members Link

About Job Referral Members

Most members are private Wildlife Control Operators (WCO's) who provide residential and commercial nuisance wildlife control services. If you need help with a wildlife problem, we recommend you contact a Job Referral Member in your area.

Although CWCOA cannot guarantee the quality of service provided by Job Referral Members, they must meet the following criteria:

News

ColoradoWildlife Control Operators Association News From all reports our Tenth Annual CWCOA Conference, February 15, 2013, in Denver, was a success, perhaps the best ever.  We had 45 attendees, including speakers and guests.  All the speakers did a great job.  Dr Bob Timm, Cal Research & Extension Center, Hopland, CA, gave an excellent overview of the industry.  Daniel Ettinger, Colorado Association of Animal Control Officers, gave us some good interaction with their industry.  Dr Stewart Breck, National Wildlife Research Center, gave us a very interest