Moles, voles and shrews can wreak havoc on a lawn with their digging. Here's how to know what you're dealing with and how to ...

It’s that time of year. You take a look out at your yard to see it’s covered with holes, hills and tunnels. Riverside Park in Grand Rapids is no exception. A mole hill at Riverside Park in ...

moles are starting to make a mess of things in lawns and parks around West Michigan. It’s that time of year. You take a look ...

A healthy, green lawn is more than just a pretty sight—it’s a sign of a thriving ecosystem right in your backyard. But when pests invade, they can wreak havoc on your turf, flowers, and even your home ...

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, this species of mole is restricted to the eastern plains, far from the residential ...

It is used for a grey-brown colour in English, but in French it actually translates as ‘mole’, as in the small burrowing animal which might wreak havoc on your lawn. It can be used in French ...

If you rarely fertilize the lawn, there are products that have a preventer ... If the tunnel has been repaired, it is usually an active tunnel and should be considered for trapping or baiting. Mole ...

This is an ID feature and is distinct from mole runs, which are completely buried, though voles may utilize mole tunnels as well ... Keeping lawns mown to 3-6 inches limits food and protective ...

This week’s column draws its inspiration from a sweet lady who called in with questions about how to control moles in her lawn. Moles are a common source of calls to the office because they use ...

Let’s face it, moles aren’t exactly popular with many homeowners. They have a reputation for defacing lawns with their below ...