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On Thursday 8 September Thylation's General Manager of 2 years Diana, will be replaced by Mike as Interim GM. Both met up earlier this week for an in-person (and coffee) handover in Glenelg SA. Diana bids a fond farewell to all the people involved with...

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Thylation6 months ago

Great to see this paper published!
Is the Felixer cat control device safe for marsupial carnivores?
https://www.publish.csiro.au/WR/WR21175?fbclid=IwAR3sSVhUv9d6gBVdh4s6saVpnbTkKT2zi6QV8mXppv1dEU_XCnrJaQkltoM

Context The Felixer grooming device (‘Felixer’) is a lethal method of feral cat control designed to be cost-effective and target specific.Aims This study aims to test the target specificity of the Felixer in Tasmania, with a particular focus on Tasmanian devil and quoll species due...

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Thylation7 months ago

A few weeks ago Thylation's Founder and CEO John Read The Pragmatic Ecologist joined an expert panel hosted by Invasive Species Council in Q&A about 'Aliens Among Us' aimed at exploring the complex and chaotic world of invasive species in Australia.

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Let's talk about cats...Our third Aliens Among Us session with one of Australia's leading experts on the impacts of feral and roaming cats. Visit this link t...

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Thylation8 months ago

Registrations to our next Aliens Among Us forum are now open.

🗓Tune-in via Zoom on Monday 27 June, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM AEST, as John and our panel address one of Australia’s most challenging invasive species issues: the impacts of cats...

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Thylation8 months ago

This is just one of the research projects using Felixers (in non toxic mode) to find out how feral cats affect Eastern Quolls on Bruny Island in Tasmania.

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Thylation8 months ago

Thylation Foundation ask you to consider adding your voice to this Invasive Species Council campaign.

Protect our unique animals by signing the petition

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