A strategic approach to dingo conservation
The Paddy Pallin Foundation established the Dingo 2030 Network, a coalition of scientists, conservation advocates, and Indigenous people. Its mission is to align policy with science, ensuring dingoes thrive in protected areas.
The network amplifies scientific findings to decision-makers, advocates for policy reforms to end harmful dingo killings, and gives policymakers first-hand experiences in ecosystems affected by the removal of apex predators within them.
The Foundation is providing seed funding to support a dingo advocacy network in NSW, along with the support of generous contributors at the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network. If you would like to learn more about our work with dingoes, get in contact with us, and consider making a tax-deductible donation below.
You can visit the network's website at dingonetwork.org.au.
Together we can protect Australia's most threatened ecosystems and species.
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