Progress on Fox eradication

Good news for native animals, National Parks and Wildlife, with QYAC, has commenced a fox capture program. Now this program and the Redland Council program will cover large parts of the island. And now, will Sibelco, controlling around 50% of the island under their mining leases, come to the party and fulfil their obligations to control foxes? Or will there be more excuses?
Fox prints in the sand
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