Wild Horses Facing Mass Slaughter
From Animal Liberation Victoria: “Scare tactics and exaggerated “evidence-based facts” are being used to prey on the public’s lack of knowledge, and gain support for Brumby eradication.” Continue reading
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New tools brought to Kaimanawa horses management
A successful muster of Kaimanawa horses has seen 88 moved to approved homes and another group of mares put into a contraception programme to limit herd growth and reduce environmental impacts. Continue reading
Across the globe, farmers put grazing livestock to work to help the environment and improve biodiversity
In this ABC Rural feature article, grazing animals are managed in new ways to enhance and protect eco systems and sequester carbon on agricultural land in Denmark, Florida and Queensland. Continue reading
Brumby Shooting Fears
Questions over effectiveness of preferred wild horse cull method Freedom of Information documents seen by The Weekly Ties reveal an advisory group told Parks Victoria last August that shots aimed at a horse’s head were “problematic”, raising doubts about the tactics that would be used in the controversial planned cull. Continue reading
Winter edition of Brumby Bridges OUT NOW !
The Winter edition of the ABA Newsletter Brumby Bridges is now available. In this issue: President’s Chat Victorian Auditor General’s Report of the Department of Evironment, Land, Water and Planning and Park’s Vic Environmental Impacts Stop the Shoot Protest ABA Member news Immuno-Contraception Parks Victoria FOI papers Continue reading
