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Eradication of introduced foxes from Phillip Island

The last sign of a fox on Phillip Island was in August 2015 after 37 years of efforts to remove foxes from the Island.  This eradication was ultimately successful due to the long-term commitment and dedication of Nature Parks and DELWP

 

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Phillip Island Nature Parks
Type of action
Program
Action Location
Victoria
Funding Source
Other
Action Timeline
1985 - 2017
Website
https://www.penguins.org.au/conservation/conservation/our-conservation-vision/
Strategy Goals
Goal 2
Sustainable Development Goals
SDG 15
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