Resource Use by the Eastern Grey Kangaroo and the Black Wallaby in a Managed Remnant Woodland Community
Fred. De Munk
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Fred. De Munk
Abstract
Since the advent of European agriculture, populations of kangaroos and wallabies have increased significantly. Wildlife managers need to understand the relative roles played by these species in their utilisation of food and space so that ecologically sustainable populations can be maintained. This study provides important new knowledge about these relationships.
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Since the advent of European agriculture, populations of kangaroos and wallabies have increased significantly. Wildlife managers need to understand the relative roles played by these species in their utilisation of food and space so that ecologically sustainable populations can be maintained. This study provides important new knowledge about these relationships.
Key concepts: Woodland, Geography, Wildlife, Wildlife management, Agriculture, Resource (disambiguation), Ecology, Fishery