A new, peer-reviewed report titled Feral Cats and Their Management, from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has put the annual economic loss from feral cat predation on birds in the United States at $17 billion. The report analyzes existing research on management of the burgeoning feral cat population–more than 60 million and counting–in the United States, including the […]
New Report Puts Economic Impact of Feral Cat Predation on Birds at $17 Billion
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