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Thursday, December 15th, 2011
… coasts.
Excerpts below
More information at: http://www.environment.gov.au/soe/2011/report/index.html
From headline summary: Australia’s land environment is threatened by widespread pressures.
Invasive species, inappropriate fire patterns and grazing are having a significant impact on much of our land environment. Grazing is Australia’s most widespread land use and its environmental impact appears to be mixed, with impacts diminished in some regions but increased in others …
Thursday, September 8th, 2011
… More information & to submit abstracts: http://www.onqconferences.com.au/events/awms11/index.html
Participants Committee Meeting
Another IA CRC Participant’s Committee Meeting to coincide with our Annual General Meeting is to be held in
Canberra at the Belconnen Premier Inn, 27th October 2011, so please put this date aside in your diaries.
The Annual Award Dinner will be held the previous evening – 26th October and we are planning a special evening with a …
Thursday, June 16th, 2011
… online in the Continental Dialogue Library ( http://www.continentalforestdialogue.org/library/index.html ) soon.
New publications in the PestSmart Toolkit
New fact sheets in the PestSmart Toolkit include ‘New and Emerging Pest Species’ and ‘PestSmart: European Rabbit’.
PestSmart is also now on Facebook! Make sure you visit and ‘Like’ our PestSmart page to keep up to date with new PestSmart publications and events.
We will also have a booth at the …
Thursday, June 2nd, 2011
Dear ,
Welcome to issue 189 of Feral Flyer.
In this edition:
IA CRC wins Award for Excellence in Innovation
Managing information on new pest incursions and interceptions
IA CRC Balanced Scientist Program: Tony Buckmaster
Hatches and Matches
New publications
Save the date: 2011 National Bestprac Forum- Rangeland Renewal
2012 Fulbright Scholarship …
Thursday, May 5th, 2011
… of invasive species.
More info & watch the trailer: http://www.canetoadstheconquest.com/index.html
Conference and training course updates
Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference
This conference is now less than two months away and the program is currently being finalised. If you haven’t registered yet you can do so online. Sponsorship is also open. See http://www.avpc.net.au/index.html.
European Vertebrate Pest Management Conference
May 15 is the closing …
Thursday, March 3rd, 2011
… or to find out how you can make a submission, please see: http://www.nrm.gov.au/review/index.html.
HopStop launched for cane toad control
Cane toads are now in in plague proportions, with more than 200 million cane toads ranging across Queensland, the Northern Territory, northern New South Wales and northern Western Australia.
Alarmingly, cane toads have now also invaded residential areas, attracted to insects under lights and well-watered lawns in domestic …
Thursday, December 2nd, 2010
Dear ,
Welcome to issue 178 of Feral Flyer.
In this edition:
In memory of Professor Frank Fenner
HogHopper launched at AWMS
New restrictions on dog and fox imports to Tasmania
Churchill Fellowships: applications open
New Publications
Media round-up
Upcoming conferences
Send the Feral Flyer to your friends. They can subscribe directly by …
Thursday, November 4th, 2010
… measurable targets.
More information: http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/strategy/index.html
Diploma course student forging ahead
Bill Crisp graduated from the Invasive Animals CRC-supported Diploma course in Conservation and Land Management two years ago. He is now working with an Aboriginal community developing a large scale program to manage the damage due to foxes and wild dogs near Ningaloo Reef WA. The program is being coordinated with the local pastoralists, …
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
Project Leader: Prof Rick Shine, University of Sydney
Aim: To provide draft advice to the Threatened Species Scientific Committee on research and developments.
Project: 5.t.5e
Project summary
Research is rapidly advancing our knowledge of the impact of cane toads on Australia’s environment and biodiversity. Cane toads continue to expand their range and knowledge of their impact on …
