CONSERVATION

Barn owls are often referred to as "cavity dwellers." They rely on natural or man-made cavities for nesting, which exposes them to various dangers. These dangers include predators and harsh weather conditions. To combat these threats and aid in barn owl conservation, there are several steps you can take:
 

1. Provide Safe Habitats. Nesting boxes offer secure shelters for barn owls to raise their young, away from both predators and the elements. Properly built and installed nesting boxes significantly increase barn owl survival rates.
    

2. Reduce Mortality Rates. Barn owls face high mortality rates. In fact, 80% of owlets perish in their first year. By providing nesting boxes, you can help improve survival rates and ensure the long-term viability of barn owl populations.
    

3. Promote Awareness: Educate others about the importance of protecting barn owls and the benefits of installing nesting boxes. Spread the word about the threats barn owls face and the simple steps individuals can take to make a difference. When discussing barn owls and nexting boxes, while conservation is important, also approach it from the point of view that most farmers will understand. Stress that barn owls provide natural, poison-free rodent control the way that nature intended. 
    

4. When you're ready to purchase your barn owl nesting box, consider Nature's Remedy. Our Made in Idaho, USA nesting boxes are the best nesting boxes on the market and will last a lifetime. We serve Idaho, our home state, in addition to California, Oregon, and Washington, and, of course, anywhere online.

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