Wild dogs and feral pigs fitted with GPS tracking devices are revealing how they use the landscape in far western NSW.
Using science to determine wild dog control efforts
Green light for WA state barrier fence
Green light for WA state barrier fence
The long-awaited extension to the historic WA State Barrier fence is due to begin next January to create a 660km boundary protecting south-eastern farming properties from the impact of wild dogs.
Landholders in the Western region encouraged to consider pig strength meat baits
Landholders in the Western region encouraged to consider pig strength meat baits
Landholders in the Western region wanting to control feral pigs are being encouraged to consider meat baiting, with those that participated in the recent control program for wild dogs eligible to obtain pig strength meat baits which are not currently available throughout wider NSW.
More safe havens for threatened species
More safe havens for threatened species
The Australian Government is providing further protection for threatened species with a $6.78 million expansion of Australia’s network of environmental safe havens.
Want to help wildlife? Think about your fences
Want to help wildlife? Think about your fences
With the onset of spring many native trees are in flower and fruit and this is peak time for wildlife such as flying foxes, sugar gliders and other native flying animals and birds.
$1M extra boost for WA wild dog fence project
$1M extra boost for WA wild dog fence project
$1 million Australian Government investment for the construction of wild dog exclusion fencing in Western Australia.
Boundary fence grants
Boundary fence grants
Funding is available to help bushfire-hit farmers rebuild boundary fencing bordering public lands in New South Wales.
Baas & bandicoots predator proof fencing
Baas & bandicoots predator proof fencing
Basalt to Bay Landcare Network’s Baas and bandicoots predator proof paddock fencing project.
Fencing funding for invasive pest species
Fencing funding for invasive pest species
Landholders, drought-declared local governments, industry bodies and natural resource management groups are invited to apply for another round of funding under the Queensland Feral Pest Initiative, which supports projects that combat pest animals and weeds.
Engaging Victoria’s youth to manage invasive species
Engaging Victoria’s youth to manage invasive species
More young people will be at the forefront of efforts to manage invasive species, thanks to new grants from the Victorian Government.
