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Taking a national approach to managing Australia’s growing feral deer problem

19 May, 2021

Dr Annelise Wiebkin is ready to tackle one of Australia’s worse emerging pest animal problems – feral deer.

Australian Alps Walking Track in the Alpine National Park. Photo: Peter Conroy

Victoria’s Alpine National Park could be free of feral horses in just ten years

30 April, 2021

Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?

Tasmanians urged to report feral deer sightings

11 March, 2021

Bushwalkers, rural property owners and campers called on to help map spread of feral deer across Tasmania.

A young girl feeds her pet cat, not knowing it could be carrying disease. Photo: Freestocks | Pixabay

The trouble with cats

1 March, 2021

Pet cats can bring love into your world, but if not cared for properly they can also bring unwanted visitors such as diseases.

Removing deer from Victorian national parks critical to bushfire recovery

1 March, 2021

Removing deer and other feral animals from some of the state’s most popular national parks is a critical step in helping nature recover from the 2019-20 bushfires.

High-cost fencing at New Species Gully in the Bogong High Plains is critical to protecting some of Australia's rarest alpine herbs and forbs from encroaching feral deer and horses.

High cost of fencing out ferals in Australia’s Alps

15 February, 2021

The cost of important alpine research in Victoria’s Bogong High Plains is being pushed up by the encroachment of sambar deer and feral horses.

Antarctic fur seal pup. Photo: Andrea Turbett

Macquarie Island is alive with wildlife – an exemplar for Australia

10 February, 2021

The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.

Our CEO Andrew Cox with Ian Thompson at a biodiversity roundtable in 2019.

Australia’s first chief environmental biosecurity officer leaves lasting legacy

5 February, 2021

We pay tribute to Ian Thompson, Australia’s first Chief Environmental Biosecurity Officer.

A mob of feral horses grazing on bushfire regrowth at the southern end of Long Plain where fire intensity was low. More than three quarters of Long Plain was unaffected by the summer bushfires. Photo: L Groom

Kosciuszko horse control: finally, there’s movement at the station

13 January, 2021

A count of horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park after the 2020-21 bushfires confirms the urgent need to reduce numbers to protect the park.

Taking a national approach to managing Australia’s growing feral deer problem

19 May, 2021

Dr Annelise Wiebkin is ready to tackle one of Australia’s worse emerging pest animal problems – feral deer.

Victoria’s Alpine National Park could be free of feral horses in just ten years

30 April, 2021

Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?

Tasmanians urged to report feral deer sightings

11 March, 2021

Bushwalkers, rural property owners and campers called on to help map spread of feral deer across Tasmania.

The trouble with cats

1 March, 2021

Pet cats can bring love into your world, but if not cared for properly they can also bring unwanted visitors such as diseases.

Removing deer from Victorian national parks critical to bushfire recovery

1 March, 2021

Removing deer and other feral animals from some of the state’s most popular national parks is a critical step in helping nature recover from the 2019-20 bushfires.

High cost of fencing out ferals in Australia’s Alps

15 February, 2021

The cost of important alpine research in Victoria’s Bogong High Plains is being pushed up by the encroachment of sambar deer and feral horses.

Macquarie Island is alive with wildlife – an exemplar for Australia

10 February, 2021

The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.

Australia’s first chief environmental biosecurity officer leaves lasting legacy

5 February, 2021

We pay tribute to Ian Thompson, Australia’s first Chief Environmental Biosecurity Officer.

Kosciuszko horse control: finally, there’s movement at the station

13 January, 2021

A count of horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park after the 2020-21 bushfires confirms the urgent need to reduce numbers to protect the park.

Taking a national approach to managing Australia’s growing feral deer problem

19 May, 2021

Dr Annelise Wiebkin is ready to tackle one of Australia’s worse emerging pest animal problems – feral deer.

Victoria’s Alpine National Park could be free of feral horses in just ten years

30 April, 2021

Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?

Tasmanians urged to report feral deer sightings

11 March, 2021

Bushwalkers, rural property owners and campers called on to help map spread of feral deer across Tasmania.

The trouble with cats

1 March, 2021

Pet cats can bring love into your world, but if not cared for properly they can also bring unwanted visitors such as diseases.

Removing deer from Victorian national parks critical to bushfire recovery

1 March, 2021

Removing deer and other feral animals from some of the state’s most popular national parks is a critical step in helping nature recover from the 2019-20 bushfires.

High cost of fencing out ferals in Australia’s Alps

15 February, 2021

The cost of important alpine research in Victoria’s Bogong High Plains is being pushed up by the encroachment of sambar deer and feral horses.

Macquarie Island is alive with wildlife – an exemplar for Australia

10 February, 2021

The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.

Australia’s first chief environmental biosecurity officer leaves lasting legacy

5 February, 2021

We pay tribute to Ian Thompson, Australia’s first Chief Environmental Biosecurity Officer.

Kosciuszko horse control: finally, there’s movement at the station

13 January, 2021

A count of horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park after the 2020-21 bushfires confirms the urgent need to reduce numbers to protect the park.

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