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Shameful how some groups and persons are continuing to perpetuate disinformation and undermine confidence in scientific outputs in order to push for continued unprotection of dingoes in Victoria.

Listen to & respect *all* voices. Provide sufficient investment for non-lethal methods & tools to protect livestock. Protect Australia’s largest (aside from us) land-based predator, the dingo, & its cultural & ecological values. theguardian.com/environment/20… By @StockPetra

So devastating & another example of the horrendous way some treat dingoes. On the 24th of September, two dingoes, Steve and Eulalia, were shot on the side of the road at Wooleen Station in W.A. Please sign the petition against Murchison’s dingo bounty. change.org/p/stop-the-shi…

This, from Wooleen Station . We must end Australia's barbaric colonialism. Details about the petition 👉 wooleen.com.au/stop-the-bount…

A thing never highlighted … Every DP grant from the ARC is a salary for a young Australian scientist to develop their career. One DP grant to a mentor = one career for the next generation. DP grants are the ONLY means to fund salaries for our best new scientists.

Over 130,000 years Australia's predator community has been reorganised, what does this mean for ecological function and food webs? In Current Biology, we show that modern food webs resemble those of the Late Pleistocene, but only when dingoes are present. shorturl.at/BGz3L

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"This is self-defeating and a recipe for failure from a conservation point of view" - James Trezise Biodiversity Council The survival of 14 species of native fish is being threatened by conflicting government policies and programs. While one arm of government is actively trying to

Almost like how the Victorian Gov DEECA Victoria Jacinta Allan recognize dingoes are a vulnerable threatened species but are still allowing (and extending) lethal control 3km into public land in eastern Victoria. This is not evidence-based policy, this is policy failure.

Native dingoes are helping protect Australia's largest population of endangered night parrots by managing predatory feral cats. New research by Ngururrpa Rangers and Parna Ngururrpa Aboriginal Corporation shows the significance of dingo in the landscape. abc.net.au/news/science/2…

We have only 24 left to on our campaign, and have raised ~20% of the funds! Please consider donating or spreading the word to help conserve Indian wolves in Pakistan! 💚🐺 --Lauren

People often ask me what I do for my “job” envisaging exciting field work and seeing wild dingoes in the bush… But the reality is very different. Today I’m subsampling dingo ears for a new project… and picking up the mail which contains more ear samples… 👩🏻‍🔬👩‍💻🐕

Recently I spoke with Charles Pakana about the science of dingoes and the need for their increased protection in Victoria vicaboriginalnews.com.au/2024-10-24-567… via Victorian Aboriginal News

A mining company has been green-lit to clear banksia woodlands north of Perth, although the area was declared a threatened ecological community in 2016. "Protecting large and representative areas of these beautiful woodlands is critical to the survival of the species that depend

Wild herbivores' impacts on vegetation in arid Australia translate to soil seedbanks shorturl.at/no5bn. Tongtong Xu shows that seed density increased along an aridity gradient and that herbivores suppressed seed density at the most arid site. Will Cornwell @BapsWijas

Dingoes are not mating with dogs – but that could soon change if the culling continues theconversation.com/dingoes-are-no… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Science-based advocacy: doi.org/10.1093/biosci…

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Lifecycle of a ReHabitat pod deployment. These sites were on North Head, Sydney, after big fires there. Watch as the pods go from crisp new cardboard to a thick layer of mulch for the regenerating vegetation growing up, over, and around them. ReHabitat.au

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