Latest Research on Rodenticide Impacts
groundcreative2023-08-24T11:26:46+08:00 Anticoagulant rodenticides influence populations of predators such as owls and threaten the stability of ecosystems. READ MORE >
Reducing the risk: the hows and whys of rodenticide threats to wildlife, what is being done, and what more needs to be done
groundcreative2023-06-13T14:22:33+08:00 We are pleased to make available a new comprehensive document about the rodenticide threat to READ MORE >
Cathedrals in the sky: an heroic investigation of Masked Owl nest tree requirements
groundcreative2023-02-23T21:48:55+08:00 Already well known in WA for his ground-breaking studies of Wedge-tailed Eagles, Simon Cherriman‘s research READ MORE >
A conversation with Australia about responsible rodent control
groundcreative2022-04-29T12:37:51+08:00 ECU's Dr Rob Davis " got tired of being asked how to control rodents in READ MORE >
Rodenticide regulation review: Owl Friendly Submission February 2022
groundcreative2022-02-25T11:56:49+08:00 The Rodenticide Action Group Margaret River Region has recently sent an evidence-based submission to the READ MORE >
Birdlife Australia identifies Owl Friendly’s community campaign as an exemplar
groundcreative2022-02-08T20:43:49+08:00 Our colleagues in Birdlife Australia are encouraging and supporting community groups to take up the READ MORE >
Government inertia worthy of ‘Yes Minister’ on rodenticide threat to wildlife
groundcreative2021-12-21T11:09:00+08:00 2 year APVMA review as basis for conducting a 5 year ‘formal’ review In April READ MORE >
New Owl Friendly T-Shirts Available Now
groundcreative2021-10-18T20:36:12+08:00 The Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association, a supporter from the outset of our campaign, has READ MORE >
MRBTA boost for Eagles Heritage and the Owl Friendly Campaign
groundcreative2021-09-27T13:10:19+08:00We are over-joyed with the news that the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association have acquired the READ MORE >
A how-to guide to being Owl Friendly
groundcreative2021-09-13T23:32:13+08:00 Best not to kill first then ask questions later if you might catch a mardo, READ MORE >