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Maintaining the balance between protecting the park and the heritage value of wild horses is a complex task.

Information about the analysis of representations to the draft amendment to the Wild Horse Heritage Management Plan has been released.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service uses scientific surveys to reliably estimate Kosciuszko National Park’s wild horse population.

Release of raw data underpinning the 2023 scientific survey to estimate the horse population in Kosciuszko National Park.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service undertakes control of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park.

Find out how weeds threaten biodiversity and what we are doing about it.

We adopt a strategic approach to eradicate or contain new and emerging weed species before they become widespread.

Mouse-ear hawkweed is an invasive species of daisy that is being eradicated from Kosciuszko National Park.

Orange hawkweed is an invasive daisy that is found in Kosciuszko National Park. Detector dogs help us find and control this weed in the sensitive alpine environment.

Level 2 flying-fox camp management actions involve creating buffers around camps to separate humans and flying-foxes.