New Zealand Journal of Zoology abstracts
Notes on New Zealand mammals 5. How far did a neighbour’s pet cat
venture into Trounson Kauri Park?
C. A. Gillies
Department of Conservation
Research, Development & Improvement Division
PO Box 112
Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
Keywords cat; home range; radio telemetry;
Trounson Kauri
Park
Between January 1996 and May 2000 I led a team of researchers from
the Department of Conservation studying the home range and spatial
organisation of introduced predators in and around Trounson Kauri Park
(Gillies et al. 2007). Our purpose was to describe the distribution of
feral cats and mustelids before and during pest control operations
there, and to provide site-specific information to assist managers in
their efforts to control these animals.
Z07045; Online publication date 5 October 2007; Received and
accepted 20 September 2007
New Zealand Journal of Zoology, 2007, Vol. 34: 335–336
0301–4223/07/3404–335 © The Royal Society of New Zealand 2007
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