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December 12, 2025AnimalsOpen Access

Territorial Constraints on Trap–Neuter–Return in Insular Landscapes: Demographic and Ecological Implications of a Conservation-Oriented Policy

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RMRuth Manzanares-FernándezJMJosé Martínez-CampoMTMaría del Mar Travieso-Aja

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Overview

Demographic changes and ecological risks in community cat populations highlight the need for effective conservation policies.

Key Points

  • To assess the implications of Trap–Neuter–Return policies on community cats in insular landscapes.
  • Multilevel governance assessment
  • Stochastic demographic simulations based on official records
  • Comparison of three sterilization regimes over 20 years
  • High coverage TNR prevents population saturation and ecological risks
  • Minimal efforts increase cat populations towards carrying capacity
  • Policy alignment is crucial for effective wildlife conservation and welfare

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Manzanares-Fernández et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6940190c2d562116f28f62bfhttps://doi.org/10.3390/ani15243576
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