Early bird registration closes on 7 July 2016. With an impressive line-up of keynote presenters, as well as great abstracts submitted from all over the world, we now invite you to view the program and share with your industry peers.

Program highlights:

• A sorry tale of sheep, kangaroos and goats

• How can the welfare of wildlife be protected under a sustainable use model?

• Training in the sustainable use of wildlife – we have made progress in the last two decades!

• Working towards the recovery of a declining quarry species: the Grey Partridge in the UK

• Rosettes, rifles and regulation: a synthesis of the leopard hunting industry in Africa and some innovative policies to better manage harvests

• Achieving pest control through sustainable wildlife use

• Horses and rabbits: valuable pests

• Phillip Island Nature Parks – an example of sustainable eco-tourism

• The development of the camel industry in Australia: commercial management of feral camels on aboriginal land in central Australia

• Twenty years on: What’s changed; What needs to change?

• Why a male only harvest of kangaroos?

• Rewilding human-dominated landscapes for conservation and sustainable use

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