Last month we worked with rangers to survey feral animals. Thermal and diurnal drones help us to view animals that are located in tricky locations such as amongst high rocky outcrops. From this information we assess our management and control options. This was Dean's first experience viewing a thermal drone. He is keen to strengthen his experience in fauna and flora survey work using aerial technology. A successful flight return; ready to head out spotlighting.

On Nyangumarta Country Rangers completed certified training `Use firearms to humanely destroy animals' (AHCPMG304) as well as Firearms...

KJ Rangers undertook firearms safety during their field trip. This was new training for some rangers whilst others participated in the...

IDA coordinators developed their understanding of how firearms work, how to clear a firearm to `make safe' and the importance of how to...

Spinifex Rangers based at Tjuntjuntjara, WA completed 3 day firearms safety training and also certified `Using firearms to humanely...

Working with Indigenous Protected Area rangers on the APY lands managing predators as part of the Warru (Rock Wallaby) relocation...

NLC Katherine region Rangers participated in Firearms Safety and Humane Destruction training in Katherine. The group successfully gained...

Training council rangers in animal management and using dart gun techniques for sedating animals.

Rangers build their western botanical knowledge of plants to think about management strategies. Buffel grass seeds are carried via wind,...

APY rangers learnt small motors and tools safety, maintenance  and welding skills at their ranger station workshop in Kalka community....