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Monday, 13 January 2024 < 1 mins read
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The Victorian National Parks Association, Invasive Species Council and Environment East Gippsland have slammed the Allan Government's decision to open 130,000 hectares of Victoria's Errinundra and Snowy River National Parks to seasonal deer hunting. "The government is shooting themselves in the foot. People visit national parks to walk, camp, birdwatch and immerse themselves in nature – not share the bush with amateur shooters with high-powered weapons," said Victorian National Parks Association Executive Director Matt Ruchel. State Environment Minister Steve Dimopoulos claims hunting will ‘reduce the impact of deer on our national parks’, but the government's 2021 Statewide Deer Control Strategy…
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- Government VIC
- 07/07/2025
- 13:05
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