Wildlife Survey Reults

Wyong Shire hosted an interesting Community Wildlife Survey, as part of a wider Central Coast project.

Undertaken by Wyong and eighbouring Gosford councils and the National Parks and Wildlife Service, the survey gathered information on the spread of native and introduced animals . It proved a big hit with residents.

The most commonly recorded wildlife were laughing kookaburras, rainbow lorikeets, galahs, blue-tongued lizards, eastern rosellas, noisy minahs, sulphur crested cockatoos, brush-tailed possums, willie wagtails and rabbits.

The results and feedback will help shape Council’s future policies on wildlife management, particularly in relation to rare and threatened species and the preservation of bushland corridors. Thank you to everyone who took part.

Click here to examine the results. (PDF File - 1.27 MB)

Assessibility
At present, the document above isprovided in Portable Document Format (PDF) format only.You need to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to read (PDF) documents. If you encounter difficulties accessing PDF documents, please inform Wyong Shire Council by telephone on (02) 4350 5555, by mail at PO Box 20 Wyong 2259, or by e-mail.

Page last updated: 06/06/2007