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.
Photo courtesy Mike Hall
WHY REDUCE DEER NUMBERS?
IMPACTING THE ENVIRONMENT
Deer are the most significant emerging feral threat to Cardinia Creek catchment biodiversity and environment READ MORE |
DAMAGE TO
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ROAD SAFETY
Due to their sheer size, speed & escalating numbers, deer are now a major danger on our local roads READ MORE |

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