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The future of NSW’s Snowy Mountain brumbies may hang in the balance if a new bill is passed to repeal controversial ...
Controversial laws protecting NSW’s famed Snowy Mountains brumbies could be scrapped under a new Bill as parks staff celebrate success in their aerial culling campaign.
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‘Turning point’ for state’s brumbies - MSNThe Invasive Species Council, ... The Australian Brumby Alliance, which has have been vocally opposed to aerial culling of feral horses, are yet to respond to the report, ...
Invasive Species Council chief executive Jack Gough said the report was a “turning point” and “nature is responding” to the dramatic reduction in ... The Australian Brumby Alliance, ...
NSW brumby population plummets to 1500 in ‘turning point’ for famed Snowy Mountains - The Australian
Invasive Species Council chief executive Jack Gough said the report was a “turning point” and “nature is responding” to the dramatic reduction in ... The Australian Brumby Alliance, ...
Invasive Species Council chief executive Jack Gough said the report was a “turning point” and “nature is responding” to the dramatic reduction in ... The Australian Brumby Alliance, ...
NSW brumby population plummets to 1500 in ‘turning point’ for famed Snowy Mountains - The Advertiser
Invasive Species Council chief executive Jack Gough said the report was a “turning point” and “nature is responding” to the dramatic reduction in ... The Australian Brumby Alliance, ...
The number of feral horses roaming NSW’s Kosciuszko National Park could be as low as just 1500 as wildlife activists herald the success of controversial aerial culling.
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