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... modelling, ‘Judas' animal technique, on-site ‘game-meat' slaughter, on-site abattoir slaughter) are recommended for development and use. Another two currently-unused management methods have been considered to have sufficient potential to warrant further investigation—attractant and humane biocide...

... for wildlife, game, plants, ecosystems or scenery for public enjoyment, are a late competitor for large tracts of land. The historical account shows how distinct African, American, British and Australian protected area development has been, with common threads being how the ideal of protected areas...

... within New South Wales, specifically on the Year 2000 Olympic site, and, more broadly, to remind the authorities of their pledge to the public - to keep the green games green. Anonymous, 1995. Radio rescue as rare intruders hopped to disaster: A sporting lifeline for Olympic frogs. Daily Mail...

... Sydney Olympic Games, and became the focus of a long-term conservation program that has significantly influenced the design and development of the Park. This program has resulted in conservation of the original population, and establishment of two new self-sustaining sub-populations on newly-built...

...Daniel Lunney; Lyndall Dawson; Bradley Law A fauna survey of the Sydney 3 Olympics: the media profile and i ts symbolic significance Some zoologists spent their time avoiding the Olympics, but most, along with 3.8 billion people around the world, watched the spectacular Sydney Olympic games...

... of flying-foxes such as nomadic movements to reach food sources. Games Games are a type of general merchandise that deliver engagement through self- or group-paced activities while focusing attention to a specific theme or image. This has been leveraged by organisations such as the Bats and Trees Society...

... there are few ethnographic records, and the smallpox epidemic of 1789 tragically decimated Aboriginal populations and disrupted normal life, the archeological record demonstrates that, prior to settlement, the Aboriginal people of Sydney lived well on the game and fish in the estuarine area. (Attenbrow 2002...

... as Telephone and Gossip Game ) is a game where a message is whispered between individuals many times and ultimately undergoes a significant change of meaning as errors arising during message transfer become magnified (OED 2014). For example, a global Chinese Whispers game held in 2012 resulted in the quote...

..., while acknowledging the uncertainty in its time of arrival in the district, the authors do not consider this to be a probable explanation. Butler s (1934) report also states that: In reference to the above matter and my report of the 18th, May last, regarding native Game between the Detention and Black...

...) being kept as a living larder for future consumption by Nuaulu people in Seram, Indonesia. Utilised throughout most of its range as a game animal, fur-bearing species, food and trade commodity, or pet, this New Guinea centred species appears to have been introduced to much of the oceanic part of its...

... forested land was in private hands and governments had less control over its use, so there was not the same opportunity to declare national parks as there was in the New World. The European model of nature built on expertise in zoology and game management. The North American national parks management...

... and the greenie Cane Toad Muster in the Olympic games And the miner all agree And let s not forget the children White fella, black fella, rich and poor They must get in on the fun The immigrant Timorese Now every day is Easter The punter and the banker The toad hunt has begun The stockman, the hippie Now...

... these artificial genetic differences it is certainly appropriate, more important audiences and take steps to correct it. include wildlife managers in all countries and states working for governmental agencies, zoos, fauna parks, This book has been described as likely to become a game reserves and even wildlife...

....2015.023 20th century thylacine populations 2016 103AustralianZoologist volume 38 (1) Infrequent human incursions into the south-west certainly account for why so few thylacines were recorded, but other, more intrinsic factors operated to constrain thylacine numbers namely, climate and scarcity of game...

... frugivorous bird game meat habitat fragmentation historical notes shooting Angel, J., Raymond, A. and Richie, R. (eds.) 1985. Discovering New South Wales Rainforests. Total Environment Centre and Rainforest Publishing, Sydney. Discovering New South Wales Rainforests Barrett, G.W...