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
Development of SOPs and a training package for the field immobilisation of large herbivores in Judas control programs
Final report by Andrew Woolnough, Mark Lethbridge, Jordan Hampton, Wayne Boardman, Ken Rose, Susan Campbell, and Trudy Sharp
– 2011
Evaluation of the 2002/03 Victorian Fox Bounty Trial
Report by Fairbridge, D. and Marks C. – 2005
Bio-economic evaluations of management strategies for pest birds
Final report by John Tracey – 2010
Significant invasive species (vertebrate pests)
Status of information for reporting against indicators under the National Natural Resource Management Monitoring and Evaluation Framework – 2008
The role of rabbit and other invasive herbivore control in reducing Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions
Report for Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre, by Andrew Bengsen and Tarnya Cox – 2014
An Economic Evaluation of a Pest Management Control Program: ‘Outfox the Fox’
Economic Research Report no 29 by Randall Jones, Glen Saunders and Suzy Balogh – 2006
Economic Analysis of the National Wild Dog Facilitator Project
Report prepared for the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre by Peter Chudleigh, Sarah Simpson and Jessica Lai – 2011
Risk assessment for the establishment of exotic vertebrates in Australia: recalibration and refinement of model
Report produced for the Department of the Environment and Heritage by Mary Bomford – 2006
Attitudinal Survey on Vertebrate Pest Management in Victoria
Report for Agriculture Victoria, Department of Natural Resources and Environment Report Series No 3 by M J Johnston, C A Marks – 1997
Assessing the effectiveness and reliability of a trap alert system for use in wild dog control
Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research Technical Report Series No. 218 – 2011
Towards an early warning and information system for invasive alien species (IAS) threatening biodiversity in Europe
Report for European Enviornment Agency by P. Genovesi, R. Scalera, S. Brunel, D. Roy, W. Solarz. – 2010
Urban Dingoes (Canis lupis dingo and Hybrids) and Human Hydatid Disease (Echinococcus granulosus) in Queensland, Australia
Report by Ben Allen School of Animal Studies, The University of Queensland – 2006
Review of alien fish monitoring techniques, indicators and protocols: implications for national monitoring of Australia’s inland river systems
Report to National Land & Water Resources Audit, prepared by Peter West, Annette Brown and Kylie Hall – 2008
The spatial ecology and zoonoses of urban dingoes – a preliminary investigation
Thesis submitted to the University of Queensland by Benjamin Lee Allen – 2006
Bird Damage to the Wine Grape Industry
Report to the Bureau of Rural Sciences, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry – 2003
Non-Indigenous Vertebrates in Australia
Prepared for Bureau of Rural Sciences by Mary Bomford and Quentin Hart
Eradication of Australia’s vertebrate pests: a feasibility study
Prepared for Bureau of Rural Sciences by Mary Bomford and Peter O’Brien
Economic evaluation of the role of bounties in vertebrate pest management
Prepared for the Bureau of Resource by Hassall & Associates P/L – 1998
Scientific, economic and social issues of commercial use of wild animals in Australia
Prepared for Bureau of Resource Sciences by David Choquenot, Judy Caughley and Steven McLeod – 1998
Efficacy of Bait Stations for Broadacre Control of Rabbits
Final report to NFACP/BRS by Laurie E. Twigg, Tim J. Lowe & Gary R. Martin – 2001
Refining target specificity of mechanical ejectors – attractants and presentation methods
NFACP final report by Lee Allen – 1999
An assessment of habitat manipulation as a fox control strategy
A report from Deakin University and the Dandenong Creek Valley Co-ordinated Fox Control Committee Prepared by Dr John White (School of Ecology and Environment, Deakin University)
Assessment of correction factors used for estimating goat populations in the western australian rangelands
Report by Andrew P. Woolnough and Ken Rose