National Risk Assessment: EXTREME
The Patagonian mara poses an extreme pest risk for Australia due to its adaptability, broad diet, ability to establish in disturbed habitats, and potential to spread disease and compete with native species.
National Risk Assessment December 2024 to August 2025
This compilation brings together the Round 7 Vertebrate Risk Assessments. It covers a diverse range of species – from large mammals such as the Polar Bear, Giraffe, Hippopotamus, and African Buffalo, to reptiles including the Cantil, Dumeril’s Boa, and Ball Python, as well as the Tokay Gecko and a group of five Eos Lory species. – 2025
Assessment of the biodiversity, economic and productivity gains from exclusion fencing, Western Australia: Final project report
Annual Costs of Feral Deer in Australia
Counting the Cost: Impact of Invasive Animals in Australia, 2004 – Exective Summary
An executive summary of the economic impact of pest animals in Australia, 2004 by Ross McLeod – 2004