Hawaiis first feral cat colony map is still a secret @civilbeat
Hawaiis first feral cat colony map is still a secret  @civilbeat
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Feral cats are just about everywhere. And they’re killing some of our most vulnerable species, including native birds.

It’s why Jordan Lema, co-founder of nonprofit Nene Research and Conservation, decided to try and track Hawaii’s cat colonies.

This advocacy work hasn’t always made him friends — he’s received death threats for trying to convince Big Island cat lovers to stop feeding the colonies.

Full story: civilbeat.org/?p=1682630
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Hawaii's first feral cat colony map is still a secret

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