Case Studies
MEPAAW Deer Roadshow
Coordinating a regional approach to Managing Established Pest Animals and Weeds in the NW
Where did the toad cross the road?
Cane toad control at the containment line of the Summerland Way - assessing the march of the toad and building community response
Shoalhaven Fox Control Project
Landholders and volunteers working together to control foxes in the Shoalhaven
Managing established pest animals and weeds - sharing the message
Understanding the finer details of managing pest animals and weeds with the right people who can support landholders
Supporting groups to manage pests and weeds
Group support and coordination critical to helping control pests and weeds!
Consolidating Success of Feral Fox Fighters
Gunning District Landcare is working closely with Local Land Services and the local community to maintain and strengthen the highly successful coordinated fox baiting program in the region.
Vertebrate Pest Forums in the Western Region
Increasing landholder knowledge of pest species, their movements and management strategies
Macleay Hastings Landcare Feral Cat Workshops
Keep your ferals out, and your domestics in. That’s the message on how to reduce the impact of cats on our native wildlife.
Managing Established Pest Animals & Weeds Project (MEPAAW)
Controlling Indian Mynas and Feral Cats
Workshop held at Five Corners, Nullamanna
Invasive Indian Myna Birds!
Spreading the word about Indian Myna Birds in Inverell
Managing and Established Pest Animals and Weeds
Creating awareness and education around an integrated approach to pest animals and weeds.
Informing the community on pests, weeds and biosecurity
Mid-Lachlan Landcare has run 2 pest animal and weeds roadshows aimed at building local landholder capacities to manage their pest animal and weed problems more efficiently with knowledge and support provided by Mid-Lachlan Landcare, Central Tablelands Local Land Services, the Department of Primary Industries and Cowra Council.
Fighting ferals
Cross tenure feral animal and weed control to improve the condition of Eurobodalla EECs
Learning about feral cats evasive nature
Research is underway to narrow down how to effectively manage feral cats on farm.
Crackdown on Indian Myna
Successful trapping techniques and the impact of Indian Myna’s on native birds was strongly presented at local workshop.
Spotlight on deer and other ferals
Understanding deer and raising awareness of efficient new control methods