NWDAP Blog – National Wild Dog Action Plan

South Burnett Forum sparks momentum in wild dog and feral pig control

25 August 2025

On 17 July, the South Burnett region boosted their capability to manage feral pests, with landholders, experts, and industry leaders coming together in Kingaroy for the Wild Dog and Feral Pig Management Forum. The Forum, hosted by the South Burnett Grazing Network (SBGN), brought together a wealth of expertise, including National Wild Dog Management Coordinator […]

Cluster fence expansion poses opportunities for threatened fauna

21 April 2023

Vast tracts of exclusion fencing for wild dogs across northern Australia are providing opportunities for the recovery of threatened fauna on rangeland grazing properties.

Dingoes alone can’t control rabbits

5 October 2021

Advocates have argued that having dingoes about suppressed cats and foxes, and hey presto, native animals could be expected to return to former habitats.

Limiting wild dog dispersal in Queensland

21 July 2021

A movement by landholders wanting to protect dingoes on their properties is all good and well, but the question of how the wild dogs will be stopped from moving onto other properties is something they need to consider.

Re-introducing dingoes – why we should think twice

A dingo with a bearded dragon in its mouth

29 January 2021

The proposal to reintroduce dingoes to the Grampians National Park may be well-intentioned but it is, sadly, essentially flawed.

Spring baiting

26 October 2020

Aerial spring baiting campaigns – targeting wild dogs – are underway across key, strategic locations around the country.

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