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The Australian Brumby Management Organisation aims to bring a broad group of interests together to improve wild horse managment.
ABA appalled at NSW decision to introduce aerial shooting
Animal Welfare Inquiry into Aerial Shooting
The NSW Paliamentary Committee on Animal Welfare is holding an inquiry into aerial shooting of bumbies in KNP.
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ABA writes to Parks Vic Board re planned shooting of Barmah Brumbies
25-May-2021
To: Mr. Jeff Floyd (Chair), the Board of Parks Victoria
Via: mo**********@pa***.auandinfo @parks.vic.gov.au
CC: Mathew Jackson, CEOof Parks VictoriaVia: mo**********@pa***.auandinfo @parks.vic.gov.au
Cc:John Bradley, Secretary of DE*******************@de***.au
CC:Hon. Lily D’Ambrosio, environment Minister, li************@pa********.au
Dear Mr. Jeff Floyd,
The Australian Brumby Alliance (ABA) is extremely concerned to hear that the planned rehoming of 100-120 Brumby “removals” from Barmah National Park in this financial year will not go ahead. Instead, with rehomers already waiting to collectand offer the highly valued 100-120 sentient, heritage Barmah Brumbies the chance of a new life, we hear that they are to be shot.
This unjustifiable loss of life is unacceptable, not only does this action not meet community expectations and standards, it also contradicts the evidence provided in the Management Plans as to the reasons why rehoming is the preferred option.