LATEST:
VIDEO: Deer Mapping Distribution of feral deer in Victoria 1922-2021 - Invasive Species Council and the Arthur Rylah Institute, 2022
Invasive Sambar Deer continue to spread into northern NSW - ABC, March 2022
National Feral Deer Action Plan: Developing Australia's Management Strategy
Sambar Deer are destroying rainforest canopy trees in fire-affected regions - ABC, December 2021
Vegetation Survey - So far and what now? Mike Hall, October 2021
Aerial Thermal Helicopter Survey of feral deer in the Cardinia Creek Catchment,
Dr. Johannes Wenzel, October 2021
-Pest plant and animals cost Australia $25Billion a year, The Conversation, July 2021
-Australia's 'slow moving plague' is finally being realized, The Guardian, 2021
-SA landholders hold high hopes with large traps, ABC News, July 2021
- Must we live with the deer invasion by Phil Ingamells, VNPA Park Watch, March 2021.
- Deer running through Melbourne, ABC News, June 2021.
For more media, articles, fact sheets and web links click here.
VIDEO: Deer Mapping Distribution of feral deer in Victoria 1922-2021 - Invasive Species Council and the Arthur Rylah Institute, 2022
Invasive Sambar Deer continue to spread into northern NSW - ABC, March 2022
National Feral Deer Action Plan: Developing Australia's Management Strategy
Sambar Deer are destroying rainforest canopy trees in fire-affected regions - ABC, December 2021
Vegetation Survey - So far and what now? Mike Hall, October 2021
Aerial Thermal Helicopter Survey of feral deer in the Cardinia Creek Catchment,
Dr. Johannes Wenzel, October 2021
-Pest plant and animals cost Australia $25Billion a year, The Conversation, July 2021
-Australia's 'slow moving plague' is finally being realized, The Guardian, 2021
-SA landholders hold high hopes with large traps, ABC News, July 2021
- Must we live with the deer invasion by Phil Ingamells, VNPA Park Watch, March 2021.
- Deer running through Melbourne, ABC News, June 2021.
For more media, articles, fact sheets and web links click here.
|
MISSION STATEMENT “Connect community to protect Cardinia Creek catchment biodiversity through humane deer reduction.” |
|
|
Photo courtesy Mike Hall
IMPACTING THE ENVIRONMENT
Deer are the most significant emerging feral threat to Cardinia Creek catchment biodiversity and environment READ MORE 
|
DAMAGE TO
|
ROAD SAFETY
Due to their sheer size, speed & escalating numbers, deer are now a major danger on our local roads READ MORE 
|
Photo courtesy Glenda Jephcott
Cardinia Deer Management Coalition acknowledges the traditional land of the Bunurong and Wurundjeri people.
We pay our respect to elders past and present.
© 2019 Cardinia Deer Management Coalition Inc. All Rights Reserved.
ABN 58 750 625 174
