The September edition of Brumby Bridges is now available for viewing or download a the link below: Brumby Bridges Sep 2016 INSIDE THIS ISSUE….. 2…..President’s Chat 3…..Managing Viable Snowy Brumbies 4…..NSW Alpine Resorts Environmental Report 5…..Subscribe to ABA 6…..Member News 8…..Hoof Prints 9…..Editor’s Tail Continue reading
The December 2014 Brumby Bridges is now online. In this issue: KNP Stakeholders Meeting New ABA Secretary Member News 2016 Australian Brumby Challenge Mustang Short Film Screening Craig Downer To download CLICK HERE Continue reading
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This report forms part of the biophysical section of the Horse Trail Scientific Monitoring Program. Its primary focus is to observe and record the impacts of horse trail crossings on aquatic ecosystems and to ascertain if any of these impacts are of high concern. As was emphasised by Pickering et al. (2010) there have been no studies of the impacts of horse riding on streams within natural areas to date. This project will therefore add important knowledge to this understudied area of scientific research, and its findings will inform the direction of future monitoring. Stream health impacts from horse crossings… Continue reading
Study on effects of managing livestock to mimic behavior of wild horses in the past. Research Holistic Grazing in response to Climate Change Continue reading
