$1.2 million trapper program вЂ“ to trap elusive wild dogs inside the Dog Fence.The South Australian Government has responded to the problem of wild dogs by introducing these programs: Wild dogs in these regions also cause injury and death to livestock, with an impact nationally of $90 million per year. Recently, South Australian pastoralists and regional communities have been severely affected by drought. The information is used to identify practical solutions and coordinated control of wild dogs. WildDogScan provides a tool for reporting wild dog sightings, management activities undertaken and photos of the impacts of wild dogs. If you need to discuss control options, contact your local council or landscape board. baiting (such as the SA Arid Lands BIteback program).Owners of the Dog Fence must also destroy wild dogs in the vicinity of the fence under the Dog Fence Act 1946. South of the Dog Fence, landholders are required to control dogs on their properties under the Landscape South Australia Act 2019. This provides challenges for their management. They can mediate populations of overabundant species, such as kangaroos, and help control pest species. Their ecological role in those systems includes preying on a range of native and non-native animals. Outside the Dog Fence, dingoes are only controlled when they impact the pastoral cattle industry and human safety. Many landholders who are faced with the threat of wild dog attacks suffer from emotional and psychological trauma, in addition to the financial loss when livestock are attacked. Wild dogs can also spread disease and kill domestic pets. Wild dogs will often kill more than they eat, and grazing sheep where wild dogs are present is impossible. The Dog Fence helps to protect the pastoral sheep industry, which is at greatest risk of wild dog attacks. The management of wild dogs is essential for South AustraliaвЂ™s livestock industries. Why are wild dogs (including dingoes) a problem? In areas north of the Dog Fence dingoes are listed as unprotected native wildlife, valued for their cultural and ecological roles. Managing wild dogs and dingoes will depend on their location relative to the fence.В South of (inside) the Dog Fence, wild dogs are a pest declared for destruction. In 1946, the Dog Fence was constructed South Australia to keep wild dogs out of sheep grazing areas. Inside the Dog Fence dingoes, hybrids and wild domestic dogs are all called вЂwild dogsвЂ™. In the south, there are purebred dingoes, and interbreeding between dingoes and domestic dogs has since resulted in hybrid (part-bred) dingoes. At European settlement, dingoes were widespread in South Australia and they still roam freely across vast northern areas of the state today. Mobile Network Extension Devices Pilot ProgramДingoes were introduced into Australia about 4,000 years ago.Horticulture Netting Infrastructure Grants.

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