About the North Coast Strategic Pest Animal Management Plan.
The North Coast Regional Strategic Pest Animal Management Plan was developed through consultation with a range of stakeholders.
The plan supports a collaborative approach to managing pest animals across the region, which includes Lord Howe Island.
On the North Coast, pest animals have a significant economic impact on primary production and pose a substantial threat to threatened species and ecological communities.
The plan will focus the allocation of resources and delivery of pest species management across 10 established pest species, including:
- Feral horse
- Feral deer
- Wild dog
- Feral goat
- Feral pig
- Feral cat
- European red fox
- Indian Myna
- Wild rabbit
- Cane toad
Tell us what you think
Read the North Coast 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.
