Tag Archives: living with wildlife

The Outdoor Cat: Consensus Statement

In December I wrote about The Outdoor Cat conference, where I and others gathered to consider the ecological, social and ethical dimensions of outdoor cats, their well being, and their impact on wildlife. After the conference was over, the organizers … Continue reading

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The Outdoor Cat: A New Beginning?

Early this month I attended The Outdoor Cat: Science and Policy from a Global Perspective. Held in Los Angeles, CA from 3-5 December 2012, the conference was organized by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and supported by … Continue reading

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Wildlife Services Should Come Clean with An Ethics Review

Last night I returned home from The Outdoor Cat conference in Los Angeles, something I mentioned in a previous post. By now I must have attended and spoken at hundreds of academic and advocacy oriented conferences. The Outdoor Cat was … Continue reading

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How to Tell if Your Cat Is Trying to Kill You

In preparation for a presentation on ethics, public policy and outdoor cats, I came across this hilarious interpretation of cat behaviours, drawn by Matthew Inman. To see the whole thing, visit http://www.catswhothrowupgrass.com/kill.php.

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Thanksgiving for Wolves?

Norway recently entered into negotiations with Sweden to claim a population of Swedish wolves as their own. This is to protect the interests of Norwegian wolves, right? Not at all. Norway wants to claim these wolves who range into its … Continue reading

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