As a company of wildlife lovers, we are fully committed supporters of the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU), which has set out a code for responsible rodent control under the banner ‘Think Wildlife’.

Surveys carried out during the 1990’s showed that up to 40% of wild barn owls carried traces of rodenticides. Recognition of the level of exposure of barn owls to anticoagulants resulted in the search for residues in other wildlife species. It has been shown that populations of several other species, including red kites, kestrels, polecats, stoats and weasels, also contain residues of anticoagulants.

A & M Hawk UK carries out rodent management programmes in accordance with the code set out in the Think Wildlife campaign. These essential guidelines promote best practice in rodent control and will help rural users to get the best results from their rodent control programmes, whilst reducing to a minimum any potential harmful effects on wildlife.

Website: www.thinkwildlife.org.uk   
See our listing on the supporters page at www.thinkwildlife.org.uk/supporters.php

The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) is the UK trade association representing those organisations with a professional interest in the eradication of public health nuisance pests. We are full members of the BPCA, and to maintain our membership our premises, our store and our paperwork are regularly audited and our client sites are visited by independent experts. Because we can demonstrate our professionalism and standards to an independent, expert third party our customers can be confident of receiving an effective and efficient service.

As members of the BPCA , A & M Hawk UK Ltd undertakes to abide by the BPCA Codes of Practice and the BPCA Code of Conduct.

As members of the BPCA all staff involved in the application of pesticides hold a relevant qualification; A & M Hawk UK does not sub-contract work except to other BPCA members and we maintain full insurance cover.

Website: www.bpca.org.uk
We can be found on their members page.

Established in 1993, the NPTA is now the largest UK membership body in the UK Pest Control Industry. The NPTA provides ongoing training and support for its members. The NPTA also carries out an annual National Rodent Survey, gathering information from all members and local authority partners, which provides ongoing information for all professional members in tackling rodent control challenges.

Website: www.npta.org.uk