Student Perception of Feral Cats and Their Effects on Campus Wildlife

Dombrosky, Jonathan

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Title

Main Title Student Perception of Feral Cats and Their Effects on Campus Wildlife

Creator

Author: Dombrosky, Jonathan

Creator Type: Personal

Creator Info: University of North Texas

Contributor

Committee Member: Wolverton, Steven J.

Contributor Type: Personal

Publisher

Name: University of North Texas

Place of Publication: Denton, Texas

Date

Creation: 2013-21

Language

English

Description

Content Description: Undergraduate thesis exploring feral cat management. In many urban areas, feral cat (Felis catus) populations are so large that they have become a nuisance. The goal of this thesis is to understand student perception of the University of North Texas Feral Cat Rescue Group (FCRG) program, a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program on campus. In particular, the author focuses on the role that ecological information has in shaping student opinions about cats and conservation.
Physical Description: 48 p.

Subject

Keyword: conservation
Keyword: feral cats
Keyword: perceptions
Keyword: ecology

Collection

Name: UNT Undergraduate Student Works

Code: UNTUGW

Institution

Name: UNT Honors College

Code: UNTHON

Rights

Rights Access: public
Rights License: copyright
Rights Holder: Dombrosky, Jonathan William

Resource Type

Thesis or Dissertation

Format

Text

Identifier

Archival Resource Key: ark:/67531/metadc1873014

Degree

Degree Grantor: University of North Texas
Degree Level: Bachelor's