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How can we ensure that eco-friendly plywood structures are safe for urban wildlife?

I recently built a small skateboard ramp in my backyard using eco-friendly plywood. Unfortunately, I noticed that local squirrels and birds seemed to be attracted to it and even started gnawing on parts of the structure. I′m worried about their safety and potential harm to the ramp itself. How can we ensure that eco-friendly plywood structures are safe for urban wildlife while still being functional for sports activities like skateboarding? Any tips or materials that work best?

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I recently built a small skateboard ramp in my backyard using eco-friendly plywood. Unfortunately, I noticed that local squirrels and birds seem attracted to it and have started gnawing on parts of the structure. I'm worried about their safety and potential harm to the ramp itself. How can we ensure that eco-friendly plywood structures are safe for urban wildlife while still being functional for sports activities like skateboarding? Any tips or materials that work best?

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I recently built a skateboard ramp in my backyard using eco-friendly plywood, but local squirrels and birds have been gnawing on it. I'm concerned for their safety and the durability of the ramp. How can I make eco-friendly structures safe for wildlife while still being functional for skateboarding? Are there specific materials or treatments that work best?