The head of the Predator Free NZ Trust says there is "some complexity" in using sound to keep cats away from nesting native birds.
Jessi Morgan says it is important to keep the country's native wildlife safe, while recognising the role cats play as companions.
A project from the Bioeconomy Science Institute has discovered a way to use sound as a harmless deterrent.
The research found feral cats were most averse to
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