Australia’s Tasmania Urges Stronger Action as Feral Deer Numbers Surge
[Namibia News Digest - Namibia] - 2/10/2025
Hobart: The Australian island state of Tasmania's feral deer population has surged by nearly 20,000 in five years, prompting calls from government and industry to strengthen control measures. An aerial survey conducted in October 2024 and released on ...
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