A community in DC is taking steps to address pest management issues. This effort includes an inaugural event called the "Rat Walk" tour, which aims to educate the community on managing pests. The event is part of a broader initiative to reclaim the city from pests.
Some community members participated in the tour, marking the beginning of their learning process. Further details about the "Rat Walk" tour and its goals can be found through WOAI News 4, a local news source covering the story.
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