A #dingo in the mist. Autumn scene from Oxley Wild Rivers National Park c/o Practical Ecology Science & Technology Group @UniNewEngland

@Litoriaraniform @UniNewEngland I hear they are getting closer.

@Litoriaraniform @UniNewEngland Thanks for the heads-up. A question posed early in this article is somewhat naive. Dingoes are BOTH an important native species and an agricultural pest. The important question is how will we choose to manage #dingoes given they have multiple values?

@CKMonty Cheers. My front paddock needed some top dressing ; )

RT @peters_malcolm: @abcnews Donations corrupt democracy. Should have public payment of elections and ban donations.

@stationmum101 #biosecurity

K’gari at risk of being ‘destroyed’ by overtourism, world heritage advisory committee warns

@stationmum101 Come on Gill. That attitude won’t get you the promise of some useless infrastructure to campaign with.

It can be tempting to vent frustrations with Animal Ethics Committees but we deal with two great ones. I especially appreciate the opportunity to meet and discuss projects / applications, to understand how we can communicate better, incl. other evidence that might be useful.

10% of NSW is National Park. The ‘Dep Sec’ should establish a culture of effective land management for conservation and resource it. This requires science-based, empathetic and collaborative action across tenures. Agree? Pls apply now! @nswdcceew

RT @DavidPocock: Labor just voted with the Coalition to kill THEIR OWN Nature Positive reforms🤯 Enough crossbenchers voted to keep it aliv…

It’s been a while. Here’s an entry in: #parkedorabandoned

RT @DavidPocock: We are destroying Nature - the very thing that sustains us. If we truly love this place we should look after it, pass laws…

Australians have, so far, failed to make politicians protect our environment. #auspol ‘an area larger than Tasmania has been destroyed this century.’

@Charles37187127 It has been tried.

@ozpete011 Pete. K’Gari has been a place name for the Butchulla people long before you or I were bred and born.

@stationmum101 I agree. Colleagues in National Parks want to do more. Most know that active management, including monitoring, is vital.

@LoneRangifer I hope the ‘General Biodiversity Duty’ is given FAR more consideration, resourcing and ‘weight’ than similar ‘general’ duties elsewhere.