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You are here: Home Resource Finder Publication New Zealand shouldn’t ignore feral cats
Publication: BioScience
Author(s): Rouco C, De Torre-Ceijas R, Martin-Collado D, and Byrom AE.
A letter to BioScience:
A publication in Nature (Owens 2017) attracted our attention recently. The article refers to the ambitious, arduous, and encouraging plan to remove invasive mammalian predators from New Zealand (NZ) by 2050 (PFNZ2050).