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The Invisible Enemy: How Climate and Colossal Tunnels Impact Our Ground
# Iguana Control in South Florida: Understanding the Growing Problem ## The Impact of Climate on Iguana Activity Hello, urban myth busters and property protectors! Iguana Jones here with a new report straight from the field. Today, we are going to dive into a problem that is quite literally growing right under our feet, driven by a factor we cannot control: the weather. As you can see in the photo, the specimens we are dealing with are no mere garden lizards. They are massive
Rudolf Kohn
Jun 223 min read


Humane Iguana Management Techniques: Effective and Compassionate Solutions
Iguanas are a common sight in South Florida, and while they add a touch of the exotic to our environment, they can also become a nuisance. These reptiles can damage gardens, invade pools, and create safety concerns around properties. Managing iguanas humanely is essential to protect your space without causing harm to these creatures. In this post, I will share practical, effective, and compassionate methods for humane iguana control that work well in South Florida’s unique en
Rudolf kohn
May 253 min read


Iguana Property Damage Prevention: Recognizing Iguana Damage to Properties
Living in South Florida means sharing our environment with a variety of wildlife, including iguanas. While these reptiles are fascinating creatures, they can cause significant problems when they invade residential and commercial properties. Understanding how to recognize iguana damage to properties is essential for protecting your investment and maintaining the beauty and safety of your space. Understanding Iguana Property Damage Prevention Iguanas are primarily herbivores, a
Rudolf kohn
May 193 min read


The Return of the Songbirds: How Removing Invasive Giants Restores Florida’s Natural Balance
A Journey of Restoration in a Historic Palm Beach Estate A Transformative Experience in Palm Beach This week, I visited a massive estate in Palm Beach where I have been working for the last six months. When I first started here, it was the site where I encountered the largest iguanas of my career—true giants, some over 70 inches long (nearly 6 feet!) and estimated to be 14 years old. These massive reptiles had taken over the property, dominating the landscape for over a decad
Rudolf Kohn
May 133 min read
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