About the Central Tablelands Strategic Pest Animal Management Plan.

The Central Tablelands Regional Strategic Pest Animal Management Plan was developed through consultation with a range of stakeholders. It's important that we all work together to manage pest animals.

The plan covers 9 established priority pest species such as wild dogs, feral deer and feral pigs. There are 3 prevention species listed that are not present in the Central Tablelands but are established in neighbouring regions and should be eradicated if new incursions occur.

There are an additional 3 alert species listed, which are not established nearby but have the potential to occur due to freight pathways or illegal pet trading. Alert/prevention species have the capacity to inflict significant impacts on the environment, community and industry.

Tell us what you think

Read the Central Tablelands Strategic Pest Animal Management Plan and share your insights and feedback by completing the survey, answering the quick poll and/or uploading a submission by Monday 8 July 2024.