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                               PROCEEDINGS OF

              URBAN ANIMAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES IN AUSTRALIA

                        SUBJECTS RELATING TO WILDLIFE



Wildlife conservation in the urban environment
Ric Nattrass

Urban wildlife - an overview
Mr Don Fletcher

The Threat Abatement Plan for feral cats: implications for domestic cats.
Dr David Carter

Principles and strategies for managing verterbrate pests
Dr Mike Braysher

Do cats impact on wildlife?
Dr Chris Tidemann

Using theory and scientific experience to assess the impact of house-based
domestic cats on prey populations and prey community structure
Mr David Barratt

The impact of domestic animals on urban wildlife: eradication or damage
control
Mr Dick Veitch

Are cats on rubbish dumps a problem?
Mr Peter Wilson

Management of urban animals - the Jervis Bay perspective
Mr Paul Meek

The Sherbrooke Cat Law - does it work?
Mr Garrique Pergl

The metropolitan domestic cat (Reark Research Report)
Mr Jim Millwood and Mr Tim Heaton

The situation in Launceston
Mr Peter Guest

The Sherbrooke experience.
Mr David Chandler.

Using theory and scientific experience to assess the impact of house-based
domestic ctas Felis catus (L.) on prey populations and prey community

David Barratt

Principles and strategies for managing vertebrate pests

Mike Braysher

The Threat Abatement Plan for feral cats: implications for domestic cats

The Sherbrooke Experience

David Chandler

Urban wildlife - an overview

Don Fletcher

The situation in Launceston

Peter Guest

Management of urban animals: the Jervis Bay perspective

Paul Meek

The metropolitan domestic cat

Jim Millwood and Tim Heaton

The Sherbrooke Cat Law - does it work?

Garrique Pergl

Do cats impact on local wildlife?

Chris Tidemann

The impact of domestic animals on urban wildlife: eradication or damage
control

Dick Veitch



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