Target Species
Understanding the ecological impact of NSW's most destructive feral animals.
Feral Cats
Ecological Threat
Kill millions of native animals every year. Single cats can cover up to 10km² and kill hundreds of animals annually.
Our Approach
Targeted ground shooting using thermal imaging at night, combined with strategic trapping programs.
Control Methods
Feral Goats
Ecological Threat
Compete with livestock for pasture and water. Overgrazing and browsing causes significant vegetation damage in semi-arid regions.
Our Approach
Live trapping, aerial culling, and ground shooting - with drone detection for locating mobs in rugged terrain.
Control Methods
Feral Pigs
Ecological Threat
Damage crops, pastures, and ecosystems through rooting behaviour. Spread disease. Prey on lambs and ground-nesting birds.
Our Approach
Ground shooting, aerial culling, and live trapping - often combined with drone detection for population mapping.
Control Methods
Foxes
Ecological Threat
Prey on native wildlife, lambs, and poultry. Widespread ecological damage to ground-nesting birds and small native mammals.
Our Approach
Night shooting with thermal imaging across rural properties. Urban control programs for semi-urban areas.
Control Methods
Pest Birds
Ecological Threat
Displace native birds from nesting hollows. Spread disease, damage crops and stored grain, create fouling and noise issues in urban areas.
Our Approach
Targeted control in urban and agricultural settings. Species-specific programs combining shooting, trapping, and deterrence.
Control Methods
Rabbits
Ecological Threat
Compete with livestock for pasture. Overgrazing causes soil erosion and reduces carrying capacity for agricultural properties.
Our Approach
Coordinated ground shooting programs combined with warren destruction for long-term population reduction.
Control Methods
Wild Deer
Ecological Threat
Damage forests through browsing and rubbing. Compete with native herbivores, damage crops and fences, create road safety hazards.
Our Approach
Ground and aerial culling targeting all species (Fallow, Red, Sambar, Chital) with drone-assisted detection in dense timber.
Control Methods
Wild Dogs
Ecological Threat
Pack hunting causes significant livestock losses. Major economic threat to sheep and cattle producers across eastern Australia.
Our Approach
Aerial culling for population reduction, ground shooting with drone detection for targeted removal.
Control Methods
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