| The Glenelg Ark project is now in its fifth year, having begun in July 2004. Glenelg Ark aims to substantially reduce fox numbers across 100 000 ha of State forest and National Park in the far south-west of Victoria. With reduced levels of fox predation an increase in native wildlife populations is expected. Foxes are controlled through a year round baiting program using buried baits. A significant component of Glenelg Ark is the monitoring and evaluation of the project. This is done through:
A range of data and reports on progress of Glenelg Ark are presented below. Reports  Achievements Report Glenelg Ark May 2008 (PDF - 17 KB) Mammal Responses to Fox Control Poster (PDF - 1.3 MB) Glenelg Monitoring Report 05 (PDF - 580 KB) Glenelg Ark Evaluation Paper - Abstract (PDF - 18 KB) Page Top Brochures Glenelg Ark Brochure (PDF - 232 Kb) Maps Map showing boundaries of Glenelg Ark Project (PDF - 588 Kb) Map showing target species located Winter 2005 (PDF - 766 KB) Map showing target species located Spring 2005 (PDF - 767 KB) Map showing target species located Spring 2006 (PDF - 768 KB) Map showing target species located Spring 2007 (PDF - 761 KB) Page Top Media Releases MR Glenelg Ark camera trapping Sept 08 (PDF - 43 KB) Glenelg Ark Extension to Private land Sept 06 (PDF - 37 KB) Baiting expansion to Cobboboonee Forest Apr 06 (PDF - 53 KB) Glenelg Ark 1000th bait Feb 06 (PDF - 53 KB) No Holiday for Foxes Dec 05 (PDF - 40 KB) Please note: Document(s) on this page are presented in PDF format. If you do not have the Adobe Reader, you can download a copy free from the Adobe web site. Page Top |       |
