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'Breeding ground': Wild dog control pulled from 300,000ha of WA reserve land

Summary by farmweekly.com.au
The Yamatji National Joint Management Body, which co-manages the land with DBCA, decided not to renew the permits, due to the cultural importance of wild dogs.

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'Breeding ground': Wild dog control pulled from 300,000ha of WA reserve land

The Yamatji National Joint Management Body, which co-manages the land with DBCA, decided not to renew the permits, due to the cultural importance of wild dogs.

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farmweekly.com.au broke the news on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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