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Dr Gordon Grigg
Ex Head Zoology Dept
University of Queensland ggrigg@zoology.uq.edu.au
|
Prominent rangeland
ecologist and supporter of an expanded kangaroo industry
as part of the solution to rangeland sustainability |
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Prof. Mike Archer,
Dean of Science
University of New South Wales
Sydney NSW 2052
Ph. 02 9385 7916
m.archer@unsw.edu.au
|
Well respected
ecologists and strong supporter of indigenised agriculture
as well as greatly expanded reserve and off reserve conservation
areas. |
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Australasian
Wildlife Management Society
Terry Korn
Vice President
Ph 06884 7298
Mobile 0417
747 298
tjkorn@bigpond.net.au
|
The peak representative
body for Wildlife ecologists, see position
statement in
support of kangaroo harvesting |
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Dr Tim Flannery
Maquarrie University |
Recent
Australian of the Year |
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CSIRO
Dr Dave Fruedenberger
|
Australia’s
peak scientific research organisation, it has a policy
to promote kangaroo harvesting as a tool in rehabilitating
overgrazed rangelands. |
|
Australian
Veterinary Association |
Peak representative
body with a policy statement supporting kangaroo harvesting
as sustainable and humane |
|
Australian
Association of Veterinary Conservation Biologists
Dr Tony English
|
Actively promotes
kangaroo industry as an alternate to sheep |
|
Ecological
Society of Australia |
Has a position
statement in
favor of wildlife utilisation |
|
Wildlife Preservation
Society of Australia |
The worlds oldest
conservation organisation. Has a position
statement supportive
of the kangaroo harvest. |
|
Wildlife Preservation
Society of Queensland |
Supports kangaroo
harvesting. |
|
Conservation
Council of South Australia |
Actively promoting
growth of kangaroo harvest as a conservation tool. |
Australian Mammal Society |
Has a position
statement in favour of kangaroo
harvesting |
Royal Zoological Society |
Actively promotes debates of the science and the
policy dimensions of kangaroo harvesting and its ecological benefits
to the Australian environment. |
