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  1. Preliminary report - NSW Invasive Species Management Review

    The current risks from weeds, and vertebrate and invertebrate pest animals are significant, and the costs are accumulating rapidly.

  2. Aquaculture Research Advisory Committee Annual Report 2014-15

    Aquaculture Research Advisory Committee. Annual Report. July 2014 to June 2015. Professor Ian White (Chairperson) Ms Jo Pickles (Executive Officer). SEPTEMBER 2015, WWW.DPI.NSW.GOV.AU. Title: Aquaculture Research Advisory Committee – Annual Report

  3. NSWFOX SOP5 Trapping of foxes using padded foot hold traps

    Saunders, G., Coman, B., Kinnear, J. &Braysher, M. (1995). Managing vertebrate pests: foxes.

  4. does-thinning-regrowth-restore-habitat-for-biodiversity.pdf

    Does thinning regrowth restore habitat for. biodiversity? Brad Law, Leroy Gonsalves, Traecey Brassil, Cathy Waters, Ian Toole and. Patrick Tap. Does thinning regrowth restore habitat for biodiversity? NSW Department of Primary Industries. Does

  5. Citrus leafminer

    they have low toxicity to vertebrate animals. they have little detrimental effect on beneficial insects and mites.

  6. Code of Practice for the welfare of animals in films and theatrical performances (Plain English)

    But what is meant in the code when it says. animal – any live member of a vertebrate species, including any fish, amphibian, reptile, bird or mammal other than a human being.

  7. Greater Sydney Peri urban Biosecurity Social Research Project.pdf

    Greater Sydney Peri urban Biosecurity Social Research Project - Final Report

  8. Eurobodalla offshore artificial reef - Long term management plan.pdf

    Key Threatening Processes (KTPs) identified as being potentially relevant to the proposal are entanglement or ingestion of anthropogenic debris in marine and estuarine environments (TSC Act); injury and fatality to vertebrate

  9. Tweed offshore artificial reef long term management plan

    Key Threatening Processes (KTPs) identified as being potentially relevant to the proposal are entanglement or ingestion of anthropogenic debris in marine and estuarine environments (TSC Act); injury and fatality to vertebrate

  10. Exhibited-Animals-General-Standards-for-Exhibiting-Animals-in-New-South-Wales-February-2019.pdf

    General Standards for Exhibiting Animals in NSW

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