...Jai M. Green-Barber; Julie M. Old ABSTRACT Many species have adapted their behaviour to survive in anthropogenically developed environments (hereafter referred to as developed). Eastern grey kangaroos Macropus giganteus are common in developed areas, however very few studies have evaluated...

...Anne Kerle ABSTRACT The interaction between Eastern Grey Kangaroos ( Macropus giganteus ) and humans in peri-urban locations is one that excites great passion between conflicting views. Are the kangaroos a problem pest or a diminishing icon? And where conflicts occur between kangaroos, threatened...

...D.J. Shelly Data obtained from two surveys conducted in the winters of 1966 and 1987 show that, for the study area, centred on the town of Murrundi in the Upper Hunter Valley of New South Wales, non-sex.based commercial shooting of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo Macropus giganteus did not greatly alter...

...Graeme Coulson; Ruth Coulson The eastern grey kangaroo, Macropus giganteus , and the western grey kangaroo, M. fuliginosus , occur over an extensive zone of sympatry, but there has been no record of hybridisation between these sibling species in the field. The two species can be reliably...

... aerial survey counts with those obtained using helicopter line transect surveys. While the currently used correction factors may be suitable for red kangaroos Macropus rufus, correction factors of at least 1.5 times these are probably required for eastern and western grey kangaroos M. giganteus and M...

... were eastern grey kangaroos (9,298,261 in 2017). The zone with the highest number of red kangaroos (1,567,598 in 2017) was in the far west of the State, in the Tibooburra commercial zone. The total number in the commercial take in 2017 was 454,626, representing 16% of the quota allowed to be taken...

... on wildlife behaviour and efficacy in busy urban environments. Road ecology roadkill mitigation eastern grey kangaroo urbanisation conservation threatened species, urban wildlife Virtual fencing as a wildlife-vehicle collision mitigation measure: technical function, wildlife response...

... rufus, were relatively constant for eastern grey kangaroos M. giganteus and were highly variable for common wallaroos M. robustus . Nevertheless, medium-term population trends for the two kangaroo species were moderately well tracked. Currently, correction factors for fixed-wing surveys are applied...

... that for two species of kangaroo, the large eastern grey kangaroo ( Macropus giganteus ; liveweight 30-70 kg) and the smaller red-necked wallaby ( M. rufogriseus ; liveweight 10-24 kg), carcase weight loss after 10 days cold storage was negligible. There was no significant effect of species on carcase weight...

...G. Lundie-Jenkins; D. W. Hoolihan; G. W. Maag Four species of macropods are commercially harvested in Queensland, red kangaroos, eastern grey kangaroos, common wallaroos and whiptail wallabies, under the control of the Nature Conservation (Macropod Harvesting) Conservation Plan 1994. Queensland's...

... months after the fires. We detected 41 species (11 mammals, 28 birds and 2 reptiles), with different species composition, but similar vertebrate species richness across both unburnt and burnt sites. The relative abundance of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo Macropus giganteus , Common Wombat Vombatus ursinus...

... about wild dogs? Anne Kerle (Kerle Environmental) - The eastern grey kangaroo: a modern conservation dilemma. Tanja Strive and Tarnya Cox (CSIRO Health & Biosecurity) - Lethal biological control of rabbits - Recent public concerns around the most powerful tool available for landscape scale...

... cycling autotrophic and heterotrophic sources Red Kangaroo Eastern Grey Kangaroo Baldwin, D.S. 1999. Dissolved organic matter and phosphorus leached from fresh and ‘terrestrially’ aged River Red Gum leaves: implications for assessing river-floodplain interactions. Freshwater Biology 41: 675...

.... (1980) and Buckland et al. (1993). The helicopter line transect technique is both accurate and precise in determining population densities of eastern grey kangaroos and red kangaroos over a range of habitats, seasons and densities (Clancy et al. 1997; Clancy and Pople, unpubl. data) (Fig. 5a,b...

... requires annual population estimates for each species culled commercially, namely the red kangaroo Macropus rufus, eastern grey kangaroo M. giganteus, western grey kangaroo M. fuliginosus, the common or eastern wallaroo M. robustus robustus and euro or inland wallaroo M. robustus erubescens...

... than those for Eastern Greys and embryonic diapause has not been found in Western Greys. Eastern Grey Kangaroos are common in the eastern states whereas M. fdiginosus occurs along southern Australia and in central and western New South Wales and southern Queensland. The species are syrnpatric...

... entering burrows, whilst eastern grey kangaroos Macropus giganteus and wallaroos Macropus robustus robustus were observed investigating burrow entrances. Whilst there was no obvious excavating conducted by kangaroos, or hip holes as defined by Eldridge and Rath (2002), video images did show some...