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25.01.2022 Few shots whilst working over East Cape & Otago, past few weeks.
20.01.2022 This week Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce announced $10.5 million in Australian Government funding to help farmers combat pest plants and animals. Invasive... species not only threaten our wildlife, they damage incomes and our economy. Weeds and pest animals cost Australian agriculture more than $4.5 billion dollars a year in control costs and production losses. The innovative tools and pest management projects made possible through this funding will help protect #threatenedspecies and farm profits. It goes to show that by working together we can deliver positive outcomes for industry and the environment. To find out more about this funding please visit: http://minister.agriculture.gov.au//funding-for-innovation
18.01.2022 Spot the possum: Landcare Research's Bruce Warburton and Ivor Yockney, and Grant Halverson of Airborne Technologies, have been assessing the potential of using thermal cameras for detecting possums, wallabies, pigs and other species.
16.01.2022 Some recent snaps around NSW whilst on powerlines.
13.01.2022 This week Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce announced $10.5 million in Australian Government funding to help farmers combat pest plants and animals. Invasive... species not only threaten our wildlife, they damage incomes and our economy. Weeds and pest animals cost Australian agriculture more than $4.5 billion dollars a year in control costs and production losses. The innovative tools and pest management projects made possible through this funding will help protect #threatenedspecies and farm profits. It goes to show that by working together we can deliver positive outcomes for industry and the environment. To find out more about this funding please visit: http://minister.agriculture.gov.au//funding-for-innovation
12.01.2022 'A whopping haul of feral pigs were culled in a western Riverina aerial shooting program in November last year, aided by the use of thermal imaging technology...'
10.01.2022 Would you let a wild dog go back into the bush? Environmental officers are doing just that, so they can track and understand the dogs' movements.
03.01.2022 Few shots whilst working over East Cape & Otago, past few weeks.
02.01.2022 Some recent snaps around NSW whilst on powerlines.
02.01.2022 http://www.ruralnewsgroup.co.nz//wallabies-on-the-hop-south
