Asia Pacific > BRIEFING: Australia’s draft plan of attack on feral cats a good step forward, but implementation and cash will be key  

BRIEFING: Australia’s draft plan of attack on feral cats a good step forward, but implementation and cash will be key  

Published 08:26 on October 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:38 on October 9, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

Australia is finalising an updated battle strategy for its war on feral cats, one of the biggest drivers of native mammal extinctions on the continent, but experts say how the plan is implemented and the funding behind it will be the key to victory.
Australia is finalising an updated battle strategy for its war on feral cats, one of the biggest drivers of native mammal extinctions on the continent, but experts say how the plan is implemented and the funding behind it will be the key to victory.


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