With over 36 years of wildlife research expertise across more than 60 countries, Genesis has established a global reputation in natural resource management. We have maintained branch offices in Colorado, India, Kenya, Kazakhstan, Tunisia, Morocco, Uruguay, and other regions to support this international reach.
Our team has the knowledge and experience to design and implement effective wildlife management plans. When left unmanaged, wildlife populations can grow unchecked—disrupting entire ecosystems and threatening biodiversity. Genesis has worked in a wide array of ecosystems to help stabilize animal populations and preserve ecological balance.
Invasive vertebrate pests pose a major threat worldwide. Species such as Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice live in close proximity to humans, contributing to property damage and the transmission of disease.
At Genesis, we bring over three decades of product development and research experience to the fight against invasive species. Our work has led to:
Additionally, our research has advanced innovative methods to control exotic invasive species like nutria and feral hogs:
Genesis has developed specialized baits and tools to manage these destructive species effectively and sustainably.
Genesis is also deeply committed to the protection of threatened and endangered species. Our research has supported conservation efforts for several threatened species, including:
Using a deep understanding of wildlife biology and ecology, we apply advanced methods for:
In cases where overpopulation threatens delicate ecosystems, we also assist in reducing numbers safely and ethically, while gathering sound ecological data to inform future conservation strategies.