Spring nesting season can be safe for Canada Geese and people. Here’s how episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 17 MIN

Spring nesting season can be safe for Canada Geese and people. Here’s how

from St. Louis on the Air

It’s nesting season for Canada geese, and these protective parents are back to lay eggs, incubate and protect them in urban hotspots — from park pathways to office courtyard planters. During this time, their defensive, territorial behavior can lead to goose-human conflicts. Nancy Schnell, GeesePeace St. Louis founder, talks about how we can share outdoor spaces safely with these native birds during the peak of their nesting season.

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Spring nesting season can be safe for Canada Geese and people. Here’s how

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It’s nesting season for Canada geese, and these protective parents are back to lay eggs, incubate and protect them in urban hotspots — from park pathways to office courtyard planters. During this time, their defensive, territorial behavior can lead...

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