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Prey-switching research planned at Roxby

Posted on September 25, 2016September 25, 2016

Hugh McGregor is planning to study how cats and foxes respond to the arrival of RHDV2 at the Arid recovery research site at Roxby Downs, in terms of their numbers and diet.

For more information see the Arid Recovery News.

Posted in Biological Control, Research and tagged cats, foxes, prey-switching, rabbits, research, RHDV, RHDV2.

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