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To protect agriculture, the environment and community well-being through the control of wild dogs that is evidence based, best practice, ethical and humane.
National Coordination
 
Banksia Sustainability Awards 2016

Download the app

Download the FeralScan App on the App Store Get the FeralScan App on Google Play

Quick Links

Record wild dog activity
App guides
Handy resources
Contact us for assistance
PestSmart toolkits
 
 
To protect agriculture, the environment and community well-being through the control of wild dogs that is evidence based, best practice, ethical and humane.
National Coordination
 
Banksia Sustainability Awards 2016