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Technical Report

Methods for determining feral goat abundance in rugged terrain

Final report by Peter Fleming and John Tracey as part of the National Feral Animal Control Program, part of the national heritage trust – 2003

evaluation monitor

feral-goat-abundance-rugged-terrain (.pdf, 83.45KB)

National Code of Practice for the humane control of feral goats

Rabbit eradication on Australia’s offshore islands

Case study on the success of three rabbit eradication programs on Australian islands.

case study

Bounceback — rabbit control in the Flinders Ranges

A case study on the effects of long-term, coordinated rabbit control on native plants and wildlife in the semi-arid Flinders region of South Australia.

Bounceback — fox control in the Flinders Ranges

Case study of fox control as part of a major conservation program aiming to protect and restore the semi-arid environment in South Australia.