With thousands of feral horses gone since culling was authorised, Kosciuszko National Park’s fragile ecosystems are ...
In a move sure to be criticised by environmentalists, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal work is under way on an alternative plan to manage the estimated 6000-plus horses. Consultations have already ...
MORE than 100 wild horses were culled north of Townsville yesterday as part the State Government’s crackdown on brumbies roaming near the Bruce Highway. The highway was closed for part of the morning ...
Parks Victoria issued a statement this morning saying it would be necessary to reduce the damage caused by feral horses, including tightly managed shooting. “Please note that to protect the safety and ...
A persistent cattleman who today lost his bid to stop a cull of wild horses in the Victorian High Country is not giving up without a fight. Philip Maguire’s bid to stop the cull starting in the ...
Up to 10,000 feral horses might be killed or removed from Australia’s largest alpine national park under a draft plan to control the rapidly growing population of non-native animals. Scientists have ...
Brumbies are romantic creatures. Australia’s wild horses, descended from the steeds of early settlers, roam the continent’s highest ranges, the Australian Alps. Synonymous with whip-cracking stockmen ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. As Peter Cochran drives through Kosciuszko National Park in search of brumbies, he regularly points out the toll taken by humans. "To ...
Don Driscoll receives funding from the Herman Slade Foundation, OEH NSW Environmental Grants program, DELWP Vic, and Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC. He is President of the Ecological Society of ...
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