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| Foxes in TasmaniaPhysical evidence collected since 2000 indicates that an unknown number of European red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) have recently been present in Tasmania. Foxes represent one of the greatest threats to Tasmania's wildlife, agriculture, tourism and economy. Foxes are an intelligent, elusive and deadly predator that are recognised as the single most devastating invasive species and threat to Australia's native wildlife. It would be an unmitigated disaster if they were allowed to establish in Tasmania. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Profile of the Fox Foxes are efficient and extremely adaptable predators. Our resources will assist you in identifying foxes and outline the threats foxes pose to Tasman... | |
| Tasmania's Fox Eradication Program The Tasmanian Fox Eradication Program is the single largest integrated fox eradication effort ever attempted in the world. | |
| Fox Publications, Newsletters and Reviews Resources related to foxes and DPIPWE’s Fox Eradication Program including newsletters, factsheets, and independent program reviews. | |
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