Best thing to do, is for anyone who feels that there should be positive action
by State and Federal governments regarding feral cat control, is to write to
the State and Federal Ministers and your State and Federal MPs (don't forget
your state's Senators). With MPs, it is probably best to send the letters to
their electoral offices, then they are less likely to be caught up in the great
Parliament House filter.
Nothing will happen if we all sit on our hands, saying "someone should do
something about it.
Carl C
> On 19 Feb 2015, at 5:02 pm, Ian Boyd <> wrote:
>
> It is a pity that it takes the slaughter of a Night Parrot by a feral cat to
> get some people up in in arms baying for action.
>
> Whether it is the death of Night Parrot or a Peaceful Dove, I feel it is well
> passed time that a concerted effort by the birding world be made to kick the
> ‘powers to be’ into action re the out of control feral cat problem.
> Hopefully, some of the vocal deep thinkers out there could guide us ordinary
> every birders into ways we can establish some positive action. Postings on
> Birding-Aus and blogs etc would not even cause a ripple. What can we do and
> how can we do it. Rather than rhetoric, let’s be pro-active and get something
> moving before it is too late; not only for the Night Parrot but for those
> little beauties that frequent my backyard.
>
> Ian Boyd
> Townsville
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