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US Kangaroo Protection Bill

John Read and George Wilson have had published a piece in The Conversation about the US Kangaroo Protection Bill.It argues that weakening the kangaroo industry will result in more kangaroo suffering, not less. If the Bill succeeds, it would further suppress global demand for kangaroo

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NSW inquiry into the health and wellbeing of kangaroos 2021

A stronger kangaroo industry leads to better welfare outcomes. George WilsonHonorary Professor, Australian National University The terms of the current inquiry refers to the health and welfare of pouch young and joeys. They express concern about mortality rates and accuracy of records, suggesting that the

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Reducing wastage from ACT kangaroo control

AWS has been has commissioned to prepare a discussion paper on options for reducing the waste of kangaroos taken under the ACT’s kangaroo management program which has two parts: Conservation culling of kangaroos on public lands and Damage mitigation culling on rural lands in the

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Border wars

QUARANTINE ZONES ARE SPLITTING COMMUNITIES NEEDLESSLY. Biosecurity responsibilities and quarantine hotels Quarantine boundaries, such as those imposed for Covid-19, should be based on communities of interest and economic cohesion rather than State borders.  The Commonwealth should accept the responsibility for quarantine which the Constitution says

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National Kangaroo Statement

Improving kangaroo management, reducing waste and better welfare The National Statement on Kangaroo Management arose from symposia in 2019 at the Australian Rangeland Societyand the Ecological Society of Australia Conferences. The context and supporting references for this statement are presented in a special edition of

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Can Damaged Animals Find New Homes on Private Lands?

The Federal Government has announced $50m funding for an Emergency Wildlife and Habitat Recovery Package in response to fires. Conservation-based zoos are expected to play a major role in the recovery challenge with in-house specialist veterinary and husbandry expertise, and critical care facilities such as

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Emissions Reduction Summit – Melbourne 2019

Corporate Australia was well represented with 75 sponsors among the 600 plus attendees. They included BHP, QANTAS, ANZ, Westpac, Mac Bank, Comm Bank, GHD, EY, Orica, Woodside, Origin Energy, BP, Shell, NAPCO, Aboriginal, and Maori Carbon Funds plus some very big investment houses and banking

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