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When do wind turbines kill bird and bats? Study finds . . .
New research could help reduce bat and bird fatalities at wind farms in the United States According to the analysis published in PLOS One earlier this year, bat fatalities at wind farms peak in
Feral cat distribution, abundance, management and impacts on . . .
Strategy’s priority of tackling feral cats and their impacts It will: help quantify the scale of feral cat impacts on native species; identify the most predator-susceptible species; calculate rates of feral cat predation on these species; and identify sites where control of feral cats (and other introduced predators) will be most
Decline of the North American avifauna - Science
Moreover, because birds provide numerous benefits to ecosystems (e g , seed dispersal, pollination, pest control) and economies [47 million people spend U S $9 3 billion per year through bird-related activities in the United States ], their population reductions and possible extinctions will have severe direct and indirect consequences (10, 22)
Managing Stray or Feral Cats | National Feline Research Council
Rigorous research for managing feral and stray cats The mission of the National Feline Research Council (NFRC) is to compile, analyze, and disseminate rigorous scientific research relevant to the efficient management of free-roaming cats
Feral Cats Are a Destroying the Ecosystem, Should Be . . .
“Although cats kill millions of birds and small mammals each year, there is no evidence that this is the main cause of decline in any bird species in the UK,” an RSPB spokeswoman said in a
Pet Cats Are Responsible For Killing Up to 270 Million . . .
The study found that suburban cats living on the edge of green spaces kill an average of 34 animals a year each, while those in more densely populated suburbs kill around 15 animals each Advert
A spatial agent-based model of feral cats and analysis of . . .
The number of feral cats in the U S alone is estimated between 50 and 80 million (Patronek and Rowan, 1995, Levy and Crawford, 2004); this estimate rivals that of the owned cat population (82 million in 2009; Chu et al , 2009) However, 80% of kittens each year are born to feral cats (Levy and Crawford, 2004)