Feral Animal Management
Cane Toad Control Project
WetlandCare Australia is working with the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (NRCMA), landowners and community groups to help control the spread of Cane Toads throughout the Clarence Catchment.
Indian Myna Control Project
The Indian Myna (Acridotheres tristis), native to Asia and India, was first introduced into Australia (Melbourne) in 1862 in an attempt to control pests in market gardens. Further releases occurred in Queensland in 1883 in an attempt to control insect pests in cane fields. Indian Mynas have now spread from these starting points to colonise a large portion of coastal and inland south-eastern Australia through to north-east Queensland.