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Native fish predators as a biological control method for carp

Case study on the identification of carp spawning.
Western Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Community Landcare Case Study – for the National Wild Dog Action Plan

This report describes and analyses data curated from a selection of community landcare and wild dog groups, through group member field interviews, recordings and photographs, across five regions of NSW and VIC during January and February 2017.
Carnarvon Rangelands Biosecurity Association – Western Australia

This case study on the Carnarvon Rangelands Biosecurity Association was commissioned by the National Wild Dog Action Plan to demonstrate the impact of the role of an administrator on wild dog management characteristics.
Meekatharra Rangelands Biosecurity Association – Western Australia

This case study provides an example of a regional control group facilitating self-determination of wild dog management by landholders.
Vertebrate Pest Management Association of Australia
Wild dogs and transmission of Neospora caninum in Australia

This case study investigates the potential of wild dogs as a cause of abortion outbreaks in Australian dairy and beef cattle herds.