Regional Pest Management Strategy 2012-2017: Northern Plains Region

This document is the pest management strategy for the Northern Plains Region, which stretches from Geurie and Peak Hill in the south-west to Gunnedah in the east, north to the Queensland border near Yetman, and west to the Narran River and the townships of Warren and Narromine.

Date
1 August 2013
Publisher
Office of Environment and Heritage
Type
Publication, Pest management strategy
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • ISBN 978-1-74293-627-7
  • ID OEH20120376
  • File PDF 1.1MB
  • Pages 56
  • Name regional-pest-management-strategy-northern-plains-region-120376.pdf

This document acknowledges that the region includes a diversity of landscapes that support a number of threatened animals, plants and communities, important cultural heritage, wilderness areas and Ramsar wetlands.

The strategy identifies:

  • animal pests, weeds and diseases in Northern Plains Region and their preferred control methods
  • the values and species that they threaten
  • programs and priorities for pest management.

The highest priority pest control programs aim to reduce the impact of:

  • feral goats and foxes on populations of brush-tailed rock-wallabies
  • foxes on malleefowl
  • foxes and feral pigs on ground nesting birds in wetland reserves
  • weeds in endangered ecological communities (EECs) and where they impact on threatened species.