Feral deer: Importance of reporting deer sightings

Managing a transient pest species like deer needs collaboration and support from the community. Hear about this issue and how agencies and the community are working together to achieve outcomes.  Learn what you can do to support our native plants and animals.

You can help!

Report sightings of feral deer in your area through the Feral Scan App to help us manage feral deer and their impact on the environment. 

New technologies and better collaboration have improved outcomes and increased efficiency in control methods of this feral pest.

Recording sightings is important, the more we capture, the better our data set, the better we understand deer movement and the better we can undertake effective control actions.

This video was developed by Local Land Services NSW with support from the Port Macquarie Council and local farmers.

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Feral deer: Importance of reporting deer sightings

Managing a transient pest species like deer needs collaboration and support from the community. Hear about this issue and how agencies and the community are working together to achieve outcomes.  Learn what you can do to support our native plants and animals.

You can help!

Report sightings of feral deer in your area through the Feral Scan App to help us manage feral deer and their impact on the environment. 

New technologies and better collaboration have improved outcomes and increased efficiency in control methods of this feral pest.

Recording sightings is important, the more we capture, the better our data set, the better we understand deer movement and the better we can undertake effective control actions.

This video was developed by Local Land Services NSW with support from the Port Macquarie Council and local farmers.

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