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Caring For our Country - rabbit fact sheet (2008)

Rabbit threat abatement plan, 2008

DEWHA Invasive Species Rabbit fact sheet (2004) (PDF)

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Written by Administrator   
Monday, 02 March 2009 09:57

Below is a PDF version of the source booklet for searching for rabbits, specially for land managers, which was put together by Dr Brian Cooke some years ago. 

  • The newer How-to Guide is more suitable for anyone, from any background, wanting to do RabbitScan over the next month or two.
  • The new How To Guide simplifies the activity and can be found in the "How to Guide". 

Another great source of information, links and research is the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre at the following link: http://www.invasiveanimals.com/ 

Print copies (many available and free of charge) of the Brian Cooke booklet as pictured below are available by emailing the RabbitScan team on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   (or simply download the pdf version for a look):

RabbitScan Survey Guide

 
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