A number of feral animals are impacting native species and degrading habitat, feral animals in the park include cats Felis catus, foxes Vulpes vulpes and wild dogs Canis familiaris and pose specific threats to native animal species such as ground dwelling small mammals and birds such as the eastern bristlebird. Feral pigs Sus scrofa are being managed through on-going trapping, baiting and photo monitoring to reduce threats to species such as eastern bristlebirds, long-nosed potoroos and black-breasted button-quails. Red deer Cervus elaphus'' are also impacting on the habitat of frogs and eastern bristlebirds.
A number of feral animals are impacting native species and degrading habitat, feral a?nimals in the park include cats Felis catus, foxes Vulpes vulpes and wild dogs Canis familiaris and pose specific threats to native animal species such as ground dwelling smal!l mammals and birds such as the eastern bristlebird. Feral pigs Sus scrofa are being managed through on-goin?g trapping, baiting and photo monitoring to reduce threats to species such as eastern bristlebirds, long-nosed potoroos and black-breasted button-quails. Red deer Cerv.u:s elaphus'' are also impacting on the habitat of frogs and eastern bristlebirds.