The Invasive Species Council has slammed the NSW government’s support for the Shooters Party’s so-called Conservation Hunting Bill, warning that MPs are promoting a ‘biological delusion’.
The Invasive Species Council is urging the Minns Government to reject a dangerous and misleading Bill that would hand the hunting lobby a government-funded propaganda platform under the guise of ‘conservation’ and undermine effective feral animal management on state forests and crown land.
The Invasive Species Council has slammed news today that the Minns government will establish a feral goat, cat and pig bounty, despite overwhelming evidence that it will waste taxpayers money and make no difference to the numbers of these invasive species.
A new initiative by the Australian Government to create trout-free havens for 5 native fish species on the brink of extinction may come just in time, according to the Invasive Species Council.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes the Minns government’s commitment to continue the removal of feral horses from Kosciuszko National Park and across NSW, including through aerial shooting.
The Invasive Species Council is calling on the NSW government to reject the Shooters Party’s latest attempt to undermine effective feral animal control in the state by wasting millions of dollars on bounty payments for some feral animals.
Nature in Queensland is a precious asset that must be protected.
Would you eat carp, deer or even camel? Eat the Invaders, a new ABC documentary series set to air in the new year and presented by Tony Armstrong, will invite Australians to reimagine invasive species as a ‘tasty solution’.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes a major step forward to protect Barrington Tops National Park and the surrounding World Heritage Gondwana Rainforests, as crucial feral horse control efforts have finally been undertaken by the NSW National Parks Service.
After a decade-long delay, the Tasmanian State of Environment report has finally been released and shows invasive species are rapidly overtaking Tasmania’s unique wildlife and landscapes.
The call to increase funding to reduce the impact of feral and roaming pet cats follows the release today by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek of the details of 55 federally funded feral cat projects across the country.
Buffel grass is undeniably one of the most severe invasive threats to the environment and culture of Central and Northern Australia
Today the NSW Supreme Court has rejected an application from pro-brumby group, Snowy Mountain Bush Users Group, to halt aerial culling in Kosciuszko National Park ahead of a hearing on July 2 and 3.
The Invasive Species Council has issued an urgent call to boost funding in the fire ant suppression zone following the alarming discovery of nests on the Sunshine Coast at Nirimba.
Tasmania is a remarkable island state with native animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth. It has some of Australia’s most spectacular protected areas
The Invasive Species Council has slammed the NSW government’s support for the Shooters Party’s so-called Conservation Hunting Bill, warning that MPs are promoting a ‘biological delusion’.
The Invasive Species Council is urging the Minns Government to reject a dangerous and misleading Bill that would hand the hunting lobby a government-funded propaganda platform under the guise of ‘conservation’ and undermine effective feral animal management on state forests and crown land.
The Invasive Species Council has slammed news today that the Minns government will establish a feral goat, cat and pig bounty, despite overwhelming evidence that it will waste taxpayers money and make no difference to the numbers of these invasive species.
A new initiative by the Australian Government to create trout-free havens for 5 native fish species on the brink of extinction may come just in time, according to the Invasive Species Council.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes the Minns government’s commitment to continue the removal of feral horses from Kosciuszko National Park and across NSW, including through aerial shooting.
The Invasive Species Council is calling on the NSW government to reject the Shooters Party’s latest attempt to undermine effective feral animal control in the state by wasting millions of dollars on bounty payments for some feral animals.
Nature in Queensland is a precious asset that must be protected.
Would you eat carp, deer or even camel? Eat the Invaders, a new ABC documentary series set to air in the new year and presented by Tony Armstrong, will invite Australians to reimagine invasive species as a ‘tasty solution’.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes a major step forward to protect Barrington Tops National Park and the surrounding World Heritage Gondwana Rainforests, as crucial feral horse control efforts have finally been undertaken by the NSW National Parks Service.
After a decade-long delay, the Tasmanian State of Environment report has finally been released and shows invasive species are rapidly overtaking Tasmania’s unique wildlife and landscapes.
The call to increase funding to reduce the impact of feral and roaming pet cats follows the release today by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek of the details of 55 federally funded feral cat projects across the country.
Buffel grass is undeniably one of the most severe invasive threats to the environment and culture of Central and Northern Australia
Today the NSW Supreme Court has rejected an application from pro-brumby group, Snowy Mountain Bush Users Group, to halt aerial culling in Kosciuszko National Park ahead of a hearing on July 2 and 3.
The Invasive Species Council has issued an urgent call to boost funding in the fire ant suppression zone following the alarming discovery of nests on the Sunshine Coast at Nirimba.
Tasmania is a remarkable island state with native animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth. It has some of Australia’s most spectacular protected areas
The Invasive Species Council has slammed the NSW government’s support for the Shooters Party’s so-called Conservation Hunting Bill, warning that MPs are promoting a ‘biological delusion’.
The Invasive Species Council is urging the Minns Government to reject a dangerous and misleading Bill that would hand the hunting lobby a government-funded propaganda platform under the guise of ‘conservation’ and undermine effective feral animal management on state forests and crown land.
The Invasive Species Council has slammed news today that the Minns government will establish a feral goat, cat and pig bounty, despite overwhelming evidence that it will waste taxpayers money and make no difference to the numbers of these invasive species.
A new initiative by the Australian Government to create trout-free havens for 5 native fish species on the brink of extinction may come just in time, according to the Invasive Species Council.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes the Minns government’s commitment to continue the removal of feral horses from Kosciuszko National Park and across NSW, including through aerial shooting.
The Invasive Species Council is calling on the NSW government to reject the Shooters Party’s latest attempt to undermine effective feral animal control in the state by wasting millions of dollars on bounty payments for some feral animals.
Nature in Queensland is a precious asset that must be protected.
Would you eat carp, deer or even camel? Eat the Invaders, a new ABC documentary series set to air in the new year and presented by Tony Armstrong, will invite Australians to reimagine invasive species as a ‘tasty solution’.
The Invasive Species Council welcomes a major step forward to protect Barrington Tops National Park and the surrounding World Heritage Gondwana Rainforests, as crucial feral horse control efforts have finally been undertaken by the NSW National Parks Service.
After a decade-long delay, the Tasmanian State of Environment report has finally been released and shows invasive species are rapidly overtaking Tasmania’s unique wildlife and landscapes.
The call to increase funding to reduce the impact of feral and roaming pet cats follows the release today by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek of the details of 55 federally funded feral cat projects across the country.
Buffel grass is undeniably one of the most severe invasive threats to the environment and culture of Central and Northern Australia
Today the NSW Supreme Court has rejected an application from pro-brumby group, Snowy Mountain Bush Users Group, to halt aerial culling in Kosciuszko National Park ahead of a hearing on July 2 and 3.
The Invasive Species Council has issued an urgent call to boost funding in the fire ant suppression zone following the alarming discovery of nests on the Sunshine Coast at Nirimba.
Tasmania is a remarkable island state with native animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth. It has some of Australia’s most spectacular protected areas
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The Invasive Species Council was formed in 2002 to seek stronger laws, policies and programs to protect nature from harmful pests, weeds and diseases.
The Invasive Species Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians throughout Australia and their connections to land and sea. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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