Professional Wild Dog Controller Program
The Professional Wild Dog Controller Program is a joint effort between the Hunter Valley Combined Wild Dog Association (containing 11 member organisations), Hunter Local Land Services and a number of major stakeholder investors, working with landholders across a diverse landscape and tenure to protect livestock in the Upper Hunter.
The four-year program expands on present control arrangements and integrates with existing local wild dog management plans. From this Expression of Interest period, a pool of Professional Wild Dog Controllers is established to participate in both strategic, planned periods of control work and also reactive work in direct response to livestock attacks.
Read more about this biosecurity initiative on the Hunter Local Land Services website.
https://hunter.lls.nsw.gov.au/_old/biosecurity/pest-control/upper-hunter-professional-wild-dog-controller-programThe Biomass for Bioenergy project of the NSW Climate Change Fund is investigating opportunities for increasing the amount of sustainable biomass use in NSW with a focus on electricity generation. The purpose of the project is to identify available and potential feedstocks for bioenergy generation at varying scales, with an understanding of techno-economic and social constraints.
Read more about Biomass for Bioenergy ProjectThe NSW Government has developed a strategic statement on coal exploration and mining in NSW
Visit link about Future of Coal StatementPublic consultation is underway on operational rehabilitation reforms
Visit link about Rehabilitation Reform PackageKey drought resources for the Upper Hunter
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