Our latest news and updates.
The NSW Government’s draft Kosciuszko feral horse plan has promised a significant reduction in feral horses in the park, but locks in damage to key areas.
Tasmania needs to remove the partly protected status of feral deer if numbers are to be dramatically reduced.
Freedom of information documents reveal feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko are spiralling out of control because of ineffective control measures.
Does the promise of a zero extinction target in NSW mean native wildlife will get the protection they deserve from the impacts of feral horses?
An investigation into the online sale of ants has revealed a disturbing global trade that offers up some of the world’s most dangerous ants as pets.
We are taking action to access key reports on the management of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
A new strategy for Tasmania’s out-of-control feral deer herd sets ambitious target of bringing population down to 10,000 by 2032.
A new community force has been launched to help tackle growing impacts of feral deer in Victoria.
Federal environment minister set to take action that will reduce feral horses numbers in Kosciuszko National Park.
The Invasive Species Council backs environment minister’s desire to use federal laws to protect Kosciuszko National Park from feral horses.
The Australian Senate has delivered a landmark report on the increasing impacts of feral deer, pigs and goats across the country and a roadmap for reform.
A $371 million biosecurity funding package announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrision will strengthen Australia’s ability to stop new pests and diseases from entering the country.
New Victorian feral horse action plan strides ahead of NSW when it comes to protecting the Australian Alps from growing feral horse impacts.
A decision to ban the use of 1080 puts Blue Mountains wildlife at the mercy of predatory foxes.
Frontier Economics report warns the failure to reduce feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park is costing the NSW economy up to $50 million a year.
The NSW Government’s draft Kosciuszko feral horse plan has promised a significant reduction in feral horses in the park, but locks in damage to key areas.
Tasmania needs to remove the partly protected status of feral deer if numbers are to be dramatically reduced.
Freedom of information documents reveal feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko are spiralling out of control because of ineffective control measures.
Does the promise of a zero extinction target in NSW mean native wildlife will get the protection they deserve from the impacts of feral horses?
An investigation into the online sale of ants has revealed a disturbing global trade that offers up some of the world’s most dangerous ants as pets.
We are taking action to access key reports on the management of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
A new strategy for Tasmania’s out-of-control feral deer herd sets ambitious target of bringing population down to 10,000 by 2032.
A new community force has been launched to help tackle growing impacts of feral deer in Victoria.
Federal environment minister set to take action that will reduce feral horses numbers in Kosciuszko National Park.
The Invasive Species Council backs environment minister’s desire to use federal laws to protect Kosciuszko National Park from feral horses.
The Australian Senate has delivered a landmark report on the increasing impacts of feral deer, pigs and goats across the country and a roadmap for reform.
A $371 million biosecurity funding package announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrision will strengthen Australia’s ability to stop new pests and diseases from entering the country.
New Victorian feral horse action plan strides ahead of NSW when it comes to protecting the Australian Alps from growing feral horse impacts.
A decision to ban the use of 1080 puts Blue Mountains wildlife at the mercy of predatory foxes.
Frontier Economics report warns the failure to reduce feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park is costing the NSW economy up to $50 million a year.
Three new national Froggatt Award winners were announced today, while a 2019 award to Southern Downs Regional Council was revoked.
The Invasive Species Council has awarded the Rodent Eradication Project managed by the Lord Howe Island Board with a national Froggatt Award for their efforts controlling rodents on one of Australia’s natural treasures.
The community campaign Gamba Grass Roots has been awarded a national Froggatt Award for their work tackling one of Australia’s most alarming invasive species.
The Western Riverina Pest Project has been awarded a national Froggatt Award for undertaking the largest feral pig control program in Australia.
The Tasmanian Government’s Wild Fallow Deer Management Plan, released Sunday, continues the protection of feral deer within hunting zones and designates deer hunting areas within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Feral horse story aired on ABC TV’s Four Corners reveals the need for the NSW Government to get on with the task of rapidly removing feral horses from Kosciuszko and show zero tolerance for any attempts to sabotage control efforts.
Territory residents and leading invasive species experts are calling on all federal Australian political parties to commit to funding that will tackle Gamba grass
The final feral horse plan for Kosciuszko National Park promises a significant reduction in feral horses, but leaves one third of the park overrun by this damaging invasive animal.
The Tasmanian Government must set clear, ambitious targets to rein in exploding numbers of the pest animals under its just-released draft wild deer plan.
