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Business case to advance the selection of new rabbit biocontrol agents

Peacock D (2015). Business case to advance the selection of new rabbit biocontrol agents. Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre, Canberra, Australia. – 2015
Cost Effective Feral Animal Exclusion Fencing for Areas of High Conservation Value in Australia

This report was prepared by Kirstin Long and Alan Robley from the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, Department of Sustainability and Environment Heidelberg, Melbourne – 2004
National workshop for development of improved pest animal monitoring and mapping procedures for Australia-wide application

Report by Peter West – 2010
Victorian Rabbit Management Collaboration Initiative

Report by Lisa Adams as part of an Invasive Animals CRC report – 2014
Evaluation of the 2002/03 Victorian Fox Bounty Trial

Report by Fairbridge, D. and Marks C. – 2005
Scoping Study: Training and Capacity Building in Vertebrate Pest Management

Report by Malcolm Brown and Carolyn Munckton prepared for the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre’s Education Program – 2010
Assessing the social impact of invasive animals in Australia

Report by Fitzgerald, G and Wilkinson, R produced for the Invasive Animals CRC – 2009
Social drivers behind participation in pest fish-out competitions

A report by Norris A and Ballard G prepared for Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre’s Freshwater Program – 2013
Benchmarking social attitudes to river health and carp management in the Lachlan River Catchment, NSW

Report by Anne Wallis, Alecia Kelly, Scott Salzmann, Dean Gilligan and Dean Hartwell published by Deakin University – 2009
Enabling Regional Pest Animal Control

Report prepared by Lisa Robins for the Invasive Animals CRC Detection and Prevention Program – 2010
Responsible pet ownership and the protection of wildlife: Options for improving the management of cats in the ACT

Background Paper prepared for the ACT Responsible Cat Ownership Steering Committee By Kathy Eyles and Michael Mulvaney
Research on wildlife disease preparedness in Australia

Report for Invasive Animals CRC by Wendy R Henderson – 2008
Proceedings of a workshop on remote monitoring of wild canids and felids

Hosted by the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre. Report by Peter Fleming and David Jenkins – 2007
Risk assessment model for the import and keeping of exotic reptiles and amphibians

Report produced by Bureau of Rural Sciences. By Mary Bomford, Fred Kraus, Mike Braysher, Liz Walter and Leanne Brown – 2005
Review of the management of feral animals and their impact on biodiversity in the Rangelands. A resource to aid NRM planning

A report to the Australian Government Department of the Environment and Heritage prepared by the Pest Animal Control CRC. – 2005
Rabbits and Native Plant Biodiversity

A report complied for Australian Wool Innovation and Meat and Livestock by B.D. Cooke and S. McPhee – 2007
Managing Vertebrate Pests: Principles and Strategies

Published by Bureau of Rural Sciences. By Mike Braysher – 1993
Managing Vertebrate Pests: Rodents

Published by Bureau of Rural Sciences. By Judy Caughley, Mary Bomford, Bob Parker, Ron Sinclair, John Griffiths and Dana Kelly – 1998
Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Horses

Published by Bureau of Rural Sciences. W R Dobbie, D McK Berman, M I Braysher – 1993
Australia’s Pest Animals. New Solutions to old problems

Published by Bureau of Rural Sciences. By Penny Olsen – 1998
Managing the Impacts of Dingoes and Other Wild Dogs

Published by Bureau of Rural Sciences. Peter Fleming, Laurie Corbett, Robert Harden and Peter Thomson – 2001
Benefits of Rabbit Biocontrol in Australia: An update

Report for Invasive Animals CRC by Tarnya Cox, Tanja Strive, Greg Mutze, Peter West, and Glen Saunders – 2021
FeralScan: web-based community reporting, education and extension tool for landholders and community groups

Final Report to the Australian Bureau Of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences by Peter West – 2012
National mapping of the abundance of established, new and emerging pest animals to improve decision-making and the assessment of government investment programs. Stage 2: Introduced Pest Birds

Final Report to the Australian Bureau Of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences by Peter West – 2011

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Business case to advance the selection of new rabbit biocontrol agents

Cost Effective Feral Animal Exclusion Fencing for Areas of High Conservation Value in Australia

National workshop for development of improved pest animal monitoring and mapping procedures for Australia-wide application

Victorian Rabbit Management Collaboration Initiative

Evaluation of the 2002/03 Victorian Fox Bounty Trial

Scoping Study: Training and Capacity Building in Vertebrate Pest Management

Assessing the social impact of invasive animals in Australia

Social drivers behind participation in pest fish-out competitions

Benchmarking social attitudes to river health and carp management in the Lachlan River Catchment, NSW

Enabling Regional Pest Animal Control

Responsible pet ownership and the protection of wildlife: Options for improving the management of cats in the ACT

Research on wildlife disease preparedness in Australia

Proceedings of a workshop on remote monitoring of wild canids and felids

Risk assessment model for the import and keeping of exotic reptiles and amphibians

Review of the management of feral animals and their impact on biodiversity in the Rangelands. A resource to aid NRM planning

Rabbits and Native Plant Biodiversity

Managing Vertebrate Pests: Principles and Strategies

Managing Vertebrate Pests: Rodents

Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Horses

Australia’s Pest Animals. New Solutions to old problems

Managing the Impacts of Dingoes and Other Wild Dogs

Benefits of Rabbit Biocontrol in Australia: An update

FeralScan: web-based community reporting, education and extension tool for landholders and community groups

National mapping of the abundance of established, new and emerging pest animals to improve decision-making and the assessment of government investment programs. Stage 2: Introduced Pest Birds