WA Feral Cat Working Group
@WAFCWG
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Protecting Western Australia's biodiversity through effective, resource-efficient and humane management of #feralcats. SYMPOSIUM: #WAFeralCat23. #WildOz
Perth, Western Australia
Joined April 2021
Our Communiqué from Meeting 14, and all our past working group meetings, can be found on our website:
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🧑🎓🦠🐈⬛🐏🐮🐷🦘Looking to undertake a higher research degree? Get your applications into this one! @notoferalcats @uwanews
A fantastic opportunity is available for a PhD candidate to take part in an upcoming project. The project aims to fill the gap in understanding zoonotic disease transmission from cats, particularly as it relates to native fauna, livestock and people.
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RT @AustralianWild2: To apply for a University Research Grant, please access the PDF instructions on our website:
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RT @CentreInvasives: PestSmart is your go-to platform for vertebrate pest management resources and solutions! Learn how it integrates all a…
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RT @NFCFMC: Welcome proposed changes to SA legislation would help landholders manage the impacts of #feralcats on wildlife & livestock. Rem…
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Apply for a Feral Cat Management Grant | Western Australian Government
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RT @DrBruceWebber: Many misunderstandings feature in the public discussion on the how & why of preventing #petcats from #roaming. This @WAt…
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RT @DrBruceWebber: The @WAFCWG continue to pursue solutions for more responsible pet cat ownership in #WA. We need to end the shocking #wel…
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Yesterday @CatHavenWA took in 31 cats from one owner in a single day! #desex your #petcats please - for so many reasons... Is it any wonder we have 6 million cats in Australia? @RSPCA
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RT @notoferalcats: Just in case you were wondering, we haven't forgotten the older generation!!! $500 prize to the People's Choice award. W…
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RT @Neilham2007: Western Australia Night Parrots are now located in 3 major WA regions. GSDesert, LSDesert the Gascoyne. Research continues…
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Protecting habitat that is critical to #nativefauna is essential to maintain #biodiversity on this planet - it's our infrastructure to life.
“My research shows it is a keystone species for native fauna and yet we pull it out of the ground to make perfume … with no thought to its ecological value in the landscape” #ThreatenedSpecies 1/2
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Read how #feralcat management through a targeted long-term baiting program has seen the lowest recorded #cat numbers in years at Mt Gibson. A win for #biodiversity, "the infrastructure that supports all life on Earth". 👏Congrats! @awconservancy
Wildlife Matters #48 is now available 📖🎉 In this issue, we celebrate 30 years of our wildlife translocation program, confront the ongoing biodiversity crisis, and look forward to a future beyond feral predator-proof fences. Download your free copy 👉
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On 🐍 #Reptile Awareness Day 🦎it is important to remember that #cats have contributed to the extinction of 3 reptile species in #wildoz. In #WesternAustralia, at least 11 #reptile species are vulnerable to predation by #feralcats.
Happy #ReptileAwarenessDay! Through our best-practice conservation land management & research on sanctuaries across Australia, AWC protects over half the country's reptiles, 93% of which are found nowhere else on earth 💪 📸/📹 S Stockwell, B Leue, G Anderson, J Laverty / AWC
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