Sentences with phrase «cat eradication effort»
USDA's Wildlife Services kill an additional 175,000 (mostly non-native birds), and is responsible for much of the state's feral cat eradication effort — the largest in the country.
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Where there is adequate food and shelter — and island eradication efforts have demonstrated rather dramatically just how little human assistance the domestic cat requires in this regard — there will very likely be cats.
Fleas spend most of their lives off of your cat and in his or her environment; so just because you don't see a flea on your cat, don't give up on your flea eradication efforts, especially if you see other evidence of fleas.
And there are numerous examples from eradication efforts on uninhabited islands suggesting that feral cats can reproduce successfully without any handouts at all.
But efforts aimed at eradication can be successful only if the public is properly prepared first, and even then eradication will likely have to be continuously applied, while at the same time keeping up with the public education campaign and enforcement of state statutes and local government ordinances aimed at reducing the flow of new cats into the wild.
As mentioned above, past conservation efforts have seen the Chatham Island snipe successfully re-introduced to Mangere Island, following the eradication of feral cats (7)(9).