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Dingo Strategy has no bite...
Media Release... Exactly as I or anyone would have thought. A hungry dog is more likely to approach people and try and get food, and then they have to be "managed" to prevent attacks. It's all a...
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The plight of and cruelty inflicted on Dingoes on Fraser Island - by Hans...
Dingoes on Fraser Island, Australia are dying of starvation, with sand and grass in their stomachs. One woman tried to alert the world to this and was sentenced and fined for her trouble. On 25th of...
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Fraser Island Dingo Management Strategy Review a bitter disappointment
The President of the National Dingo Preservation and Recovery Program (NDPRP), Jennifer Parkhurst, labelled the Queensland government’s recently conducted review of the Fraser Island Dingo Management...
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Queensland Authorities fall back into old dingo mismanagement habits
See also:Help Save Koalas From Extinction! (9/1/2014) on the Australian Wildlife Protection web site.With the destruction of yet another juvenile dingo on Fraser Island, the Australian Wildlife...
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Co-operative breeding and avoidance of incest in dingoes
I was inspired to write this short article after reading evolutionary sociologist Sheila Newman's multi-species population work on cooperative breeding and incest avoidance in Demography, Territory,...
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History and Current Status of Dingoes
It is commonly accepted that the dingo arrived in Australia approximately 4,000 years ago, and that the current population of dingoes across Australia grew from just one pregnant female. However, this...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Dingo Strategy has no bite...
Media Release... Exactly as I or anyone would have thought. A hungry dog is more likely to approach people and try and get food, and then they have to be "managed" to prevent attacks. It's all a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The plight of and cruelty inflicted on Dingoes on Fraser Island - by Hans...
Dingoes on Fraser Island, Australia are dying of starvation, with sand and grass in their stomachs. One woman tried to alert the world to this and was sentenced and fined for her trouble. On 25th of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Fraser Island Dingo Management Strategy Review a bitter disappointment
The President of the National Dingo Preservation and Recovery Program (NDPRP), Jennifer Parkhurst, labelled the Queensland government’s recently conducted review of the Fraser Island Dingo Management...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Queensland Authorities fall back into old dingo mismanagement habits
See also:Help Save Koalas From Extinction! (9/1/2014) on the Australian Wildlife Protection web site.With the destruction of yet another juvenile dingo on Fraser Island, the Australian Wildlife...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Co-operative breeding and avoidance of incest in dingoes
I was inspired to write this short article after reading evolutionary sociologist Sheila Newman's multi-species population work on cooperative breeding and incest avoidance in Demography, Territory,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
History and Current Status of Dingoes
It is commonly accepted that the dingo arrived in Australia approximately 4,000 years ago, and that the current population of dingoes across Australia grew from just one pregnant female. However, this...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Dingo Strategy has no bite...
Media Release... Exactly as I or anyone would have thought. A hungry dog is more likely to approach people and try and get food, and then they have to be "managed" to prevent attacks. It's all a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The plight of and cruelty inflicted on Dingoes on Fraser Island - by Hans...
Dingoes on Fraser Island, Australia are dying of starvation, with sand and grass in their stomachs. One woman tried to alert the world to this and was sentenced and fined for her trouble. On 25th of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Fraser Island Dingo Management Strategy Review a bitter disappointment
The President of the National Dingo Preservation and Recovery Program (NDPRP), Jennifer Parkhurst, labelled the Queensland government’s recently conducted review of the Fraser Island Dingo Management...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Queensland Authorities fall back into old dingo mismanagement habits
See also:Help Save Koalas From Extinction! (9/1/2014) on the Australian Wildlife Protection web site.With the destruction of yet another juvenile dingo on Fraser Island, the Australian Wildlife...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Co-operative breeding and avoidance of incest in dingoes
I was inspired to write this short article after reading evolutionary sociologist Sheila Newman's multi-species population work on cooperative breeding and incest avoidance in Demography, Territory,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
History and Current Status of Dingoes
It is commonly accepted that the dingo arrived in Australia approximately 4,000 years ago, and that the current population of dingoes across Australia grew from just one pregnant female. However, this...
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