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PhD opportunity. Ferals and Food Webs.

Posted on February 16, 2017February 16, 2017

Can controlling rabbits control feral cats? The University of Tasmania is offering research opportunities in Tasmania, South Australia and New Zealand. For more information see NRM jobs.

Posted in Research and tagged Ecology, Feral cats, Feral rabbits, food webs, predator prey, research, UTas.

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