Digital suite for urban biodiversity governance.

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Comprehensive management of community feline colonies.

Municipal census of companion animals, with registration and identification.

Map of encounters with urban wildlife with automatic or assisted impact assessment, to prioritise areas and actions; it starts with the wild boar.

Citizen participation tool with full traceability from the street to adoption (captures, fostering, adoptions, donations, volunteering) that shares data and identity with Meow.

Inventory of parks and gardens for towns and cities, with everything inside them, living and non-living: plants, furniture, play areas and irrigation.

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Domestic cats and their impacts on biodiversity: A blind spot in the application of nature conservation law

Authors: Trouwborst, Arie; McCormack, Phillipa C.; Martínez Camacho, Elvira
Published in: People and Nature
Year: 2020
DOI: 10.1002/pan3.10073
Topics: Cats and wildlife
DOI last checked: 2026-10-07

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How to cite: Trouwborst, Arie; McCormack, Phillipa C.; Martínez Camacho, Elvira (2020). Domestic cats and their impacts on biodiversity: A blind spot in the application of nature conservation law. People and Nature. https://doi.org/10.1002/pan3.10073

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Source consulted on 2026-10-06. DOI checked on 2026-10-07 in Crossref.

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Domestic cats and their impacts on biodiversity: A blind spot in the application of nature conservation law

Comprehensive management of community cat colonies.