From exotic animal facilities to state wildlife agencies managing CWD and roadkill programs, Eco Concept units handle what standard disposal never planned for.
Rendering won't take exotics. Landfills won't take disease suspects. Wildlife work needs its own disposal capacity.
CWD-positive cervids demand destruction that eliminates prions from the landscape — burial and landfill don't do it.
Zoo mortality can involve CITES species and necropsy remains no conventional disposal stream will accept.
Wildlife agencies constantly handle rabies suspects and zoonotic disease cases that need immediate, complete destruction.
Roadkill programs, fish kills, and disease events arrive in surges that overwhelm contracted disposal.
High-temperature dual-chamber burns fully destroy pathogens — the standard for disease-response disposal.
From raptor rehabilitation losses to large-hoofstock mortality, the lineup covers the range.
Permanent installs at facilities, trailer-mounted units for field response and district coverage.
Wildlife agencies in Washington, Arkansas, and Mississippi run Eco Concept units today.
