Flockhart Featured in Recent New York Times Article

July 23, 2018
Appalachian Laboratory
Dr. Tyler Flockhart

UMCES-Appalachian Laboratory adjunct professor Tyler Flockhart was recently interviewed by the New York Times for an article about an upcoming project designed to measure the cat population in Washington DC.  Findings from this project will be used to inform the city's management practices for feral cats.   Read the full article on the New York Times site here. 

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