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Are Horses a Feral Animal in Australia?
February 5, 2018 | Uncategorized It’s estimated that Australia is home to 400,000 feral horses, all of whom pose a complex management problem, as horses often hold a great deal of economic and cultural value. How Did Feral Horses BecomeWhat Feral Animal Control Methods are Used in Australia?
December 19, 2017 | Uncategorized Feral animals are a real problem in Australia. Since European settlement, a number of native Australian flora and fauna have had to compete with introduced plant and animal species, which have impacted the survival ratesAustralia’s Infestation of Wild Swine
December 4, 2017 | Uncategorized When the first fleet came to Australia in 1788, they brought pigs with them. Initially kept in unrestrained and semi-feral conditions, escape was easy, so by the 1880s pigs had started to run wild inFeral Animal Control: Wild Cats
November 6, 2017 | Uncategorized Did you know that in Australia feral cats cover 99.8% of Australia with a density of one cat for every four square kilometres? While the overall number of wild cats in Australia is unknown, it’sRecent Blog
What To Do With Australia’s Feral Cat Population?
September 26, 2018 | Pest ControlCats are admired around the world for their stealth, prowess and in the case of domestic cats, their companionship....
The Impact of the Feral Water Buffalo and on Australia’s Ecosystem
July 2, 2018 | UncategorizedIn the 19th century, water buffalo were introduced to Australia as a meat supply for remote northern settlements. These...
What’s the Deal with Australia’s Feral Goat Populations?
April 2, 2018 | UncategorizedAt any given point in time, it’s estimated that there are 2.6 million feral goats in Australia, with their...
The Impact of Feral Donkeys in Australia
March 5, 2018 | UncategorizedMuch like many other introduced animal species, feral donkeys were first brought to Australia to function as working animals...
