Feral camel – humaneness matrix
Matrix showing the relative humaneness of feral camel control methods
Camelhome
Development of SOPs and a training package for the field immobilisation of large herbivores in Judas control programs
Project to to develop and implement a standard operating procedure and associated training package for the field immobilisation of feral donkeys and feral camels
Managing the impacts of feral camels across remote Australia
Final Report of the Australian Feral Camel Management Project, 2013
Major Pest – Feral Camel
Information on the feral camel from the Parks and Wildlife Commission Northern Territory
Best Practice Camel Book
This book is an illustrated reference of the Australian Standard and Guidelines for the land transport of camels, The Code of Practice for the humane control of feral camels; and […]
The role of rabbit and other invasive herbivore control in reducing Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions
Controlling feral animals such as rabbits, goats and camels could provide a cost-effective contribution to Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions targets while also generating important benefits for agricultural productivity, regional communities and the environment.
Farmnote: Feral Camel
information on feral camels from the WA Department of Agriculture and Food
