We were asked by the director of the South Endeavour Trust, Mr Tim Hughes to continue to follow up with a comprehensive Gamba Grass control program at Alkoomie station, Cooktown.

Re-commenced follow-up control work on Hymenachne in the Annan and Endeavour Catchments, as well as Normanby catchments. This work has been made possible by Cape York NRM. We did not want to lose the achievements made last year with the assistance of Cape York NRM.

Ferals Australis was contracted to conduct pig culling activities as part of the Balkanu Pig Abatement Project.

Travelled to Lilyvale Station to conduct Base-Line Natural Resource Management, weed control, training and mentoring. This run was to refresh and continue on the work that was a part of the Lama Lama systematic baseline, strategic NRM work and weed control program, on their country.

We were asked by the director of the South Endeavour Trust, Mr Tim Hughes to start a comprehensive Gamba Grass control program at Alkoomie station, Cooktown. 

We have been working in partnership with Cape York Natural Resource Management Limited, as a part of our Strategic East Coast Pond Apple Control Program.

Ferals Australis was contracted to conduct pig culling activities as part of the Balkanu Pig Abatement Project.

We have been working in partnership with Cape York Natural Resource Management Limited, as a part of our Strategic East Coast Pond Apple Control Program,

In the last month our staff members have been working with the Lama Lama Rangers at Silver Plains, Port Stewart and Lily vale on a number of projects.

Cape York Weeds and Feral Animals Incorporated was contracted to conduct a Weeds and Pest Survey for the Civil and Mining Construction Pty Ltd Group at their work site situated on the Cape York Peninsula Development Road near Piccaninny Plains Station.

The Second and Third Control work trips (Milestone Two) were completed in two trips from the 03/08/15 through to 14/08/15, by Cape York Weeds and Feral Animals Incorporated (CYWAFA_INC), in partnership with Mitchell River Watershed Management Group, (MRWMG).

The objectives of the control work project were considered to be accomplished satisfactorily with no incidences occurring or technical difficulty encountered.