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Towards human-carnivore coexistence

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Carnivore conservation research and action

towards human-wildlife coexistence.

African Carnivore Research & Conservation

This page contains projects conducted in collaboration with Wild Entrust, the umbrella organisation of the Botswana Predator Conservation Trust.    

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Myall Lakes Dingo Project

The Myall Lakes dingo project is a collaboration between the Centre for Ecosystem Science at the University of New South Wales, Taronga Conservation Society and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Established in 2019, and funded by the Hermon Slade Foundation, this project aims to develop and test non-lethal tools for dingo management, and to…

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Publications

Links to my published research in various (long and short) formats.

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Recent Posts

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Record a dingo sighting

Have you seen a dingo or other carnivore in or around Myall Lakes National Park. Contribute to our conservation research and report it here!

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