
Victoria’s Alpine National Park could be free of feral horses in just ten years
Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?
Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?
This submission is a response to Parks Victoria’s 2021 draft feral horse action plan, Protection of the Alpine National Park.
The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.
A project giving land managers the tools to eradicate new weed invasions has won a 2020 national Froggatt award.
An innovative project that has successfully eradicated black rats from an island off Tasmania’s far northeast coast has been recognised with a national Froggatt Award.
The man who spearheaded efforts to reduce the impacts of feral cats in WA has been awarded a national Froggatt award.
An award-winning wilderness weeding venture has put a callout for volunteers ready to brave Tasmania’s wild wilderness coastline this summer.
The discovery of yellow crazy ant clusters less than 20km from Townsville has alarmed the local taskforce battling these invasive ants.
Cats can be affectionate, playful, mischievous, lazy and regal, but they also have a dark side, one that has taken a huge toll on Australian wildlife.
Our report into the ethical considerations of using 1080 to control feral animals finds conservation benefits necessitate its use until an alternative is available.
To combat Australia’s worsening weed problem, the most important reform for weed prevention would be new laws to create a list of safe plant species that can be sold and moved in each state and territory.
New plant diseases that could one day blight Australian ecosystems are incubating in overseas plantations and crops of Australian plants.
The coronavirus pandemic has shown the need to act hard and fast when new diseases emerge, the same approach has to be taken on invasive species.
Fast action to eradicate yellow crazy ants from Lismore has been recognised at this year’s Australian Biosecurity Awards.
Australia has to be ready to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic and a jobs-rich conservation and land management program could be just the ticket.
Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?
This submission is a response to Parks Victoria’s 2021 draft feral horse action plan, Protection of the Alpine National Park.
The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.
A project giving land managers the tools to eradicate new weed invasions has won a 2020 national Froggatt award.
An innovative project that has successfully eradicated black rats from an island off Tasmania’s far northeast coast has been recognised with a national Froggatt Award.
The man who spearheaded efforts to reduce the impacts of feral cats in WA has been awarded a national Froggatt award.
An award-winning wilderness weeding venture has put a callout for volunteers ready to brave Tasmania’s wild wilderness coastline this summer.
The discovery of yellow crazy ant clusters less than 20km from Townsville has alarmed the local taskforce battling these invasive ants.
Cats can be affectionate, playful, mischievous, lazy and regal, but they also have a dark side, one that has taken a huge toll on Australian wildlife.
Our report into the ethical considerations of using 1080 to control feral animals finds conservation benefits necessitate its use until an alternative is available.
To combat Australia’s worsening weed problem, the most important reform for weed prevention would be new laws to create a list of safe plant species that can be sold and moved in each state and territory.
New plant diseases that could one day blight Australian ecosystems are incubating in overseas plantations and crops of Australian plants.
The coronavirus pandemic has shown the need to act hard and fast when new diseases emerge, the same approach has to be taken on invasive species.
Fast action to eradicate yellow crazy ants from Lismore has been recognised at this year’s Australian Biosecurity Awards.
Australia has to be ready to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic and a jobs-rich conservation and land management program could be just the ticket.
Parks Victoria has a chance to rid the state’s Alpine National Park of feral horses in the next decade. Can it do it?
This submission is a response to Parks Victoria’s 2021 draft feral horse action plan, Protection of the Alpine National Park.
The successful eradication of all pest animals on Macquarie Island has paved the way for an incredible explosion in bird populations.
A project giving land managers the tools to eradicate new weed invasions has won a 2020 national Froggatt award.
An innovative project that has successfully eradicated black rats from an island off Tasmania’s far northeast coast has been recognised with a national Froggatt Award.
The man who spearheaded efforts to reduce the impacts of feral cats in WA has been awarded a national Froggatt award.
An award-winning wilderness weeding venture has put a callout for volunteers ready to brave Tasmania’s wild wilderness coastline this summer.
The discovery of yellow crazy ant clusters less than 20km from Townsville has alarmed the local taskforce battling these invasive ants.
Cats can be affectionate, playful, mischievous, lazy and regal, but they also have a dark side, one that has taken a huge toll on Australian wildlife.
Our report into the ethical considerations of using 1080 to control feral animals finds conservation benefits necessitate its use until an alternative is available.
To combat Australia’s worsening weed problem, the most important reform for weed prevention would be new laws to create a list of safe plant species that can be sold and moved in each state and territory.
New plant diseases that could one day blight Australian ecosystems are incubating in overseas plantations and crops of Australian plants.
The coronavirus pandemic has shown the need to act hard and fast when new diseases emerge, the same approach has to be taken on invasive species.
Fast action to eradicate yellow crazy ants from Lismore has been recognised at this year’s Australian Biosecurity Awards.
Australia has to be ready to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic and a jobs-rich conservation and land management program could be just the ticket.