Where is the National Cane Toad Invasion Management Plan?
It is important to remember that there are many of us around Australia feeling sad and frustrated about the cane toad invasion and the unwillingness of governments to unite together to properly manage the cane toad invasion, which is especially galling given that the cane toad has been formally recognised as a national threat to Australia’s biodiversity by the federal government since April 2005. The KTBs ask, “Where is the National Cane Toad Invasion Management Plan given that the Federal government formally declared that the cane toad is a threat to the Australian nation under federal environmental legislation over 2 years ago?” Scientist at the Lake Eyre southern invasion front: Dr David Peacock “It is important to remember that most Australian biologists and conservationists share the concern of the KTBs about cane toads and the loss of native species. Their movement into the increasingly arid inland river systems in SW QLD is being monitored, and will hopefully be researched in de
