Feral Animal Management
Our Approach
We combine years of field experience with best-practice control methods to reduce feral animal populations safely and effectively. Each program is tailored to site conditions and environmental requirements to achieve real, lasting outcomes.
What We Do
From aerial and ground shooting to trapping and relocation, we deliver practical, ethical control programs that minimise harm and protect native ecosystems. Our work supports property owners, councils, and developers seeking sustainable environmental outcomes.
Technology and Safety
We use thermal imaging drones and field mapping to detect and monitor feral species accurately. All work is completed under strict safety procedures, with qualified marksmen and wildlife professionals ensuring the highest standards of welfare and compliance.
Outcomes
Our feral animal management programs protect biodiversity, prevent damage to native habitats, and promote long-term land rehabilitation. Clients receive detailed reports, photographic evidence, and recommendations for ongoing management.
Key Services
- Certified marksmen and licensed operators
- Aerial and ground shooting programs
- Humane trapping and relocation
- Thermal drone imaging and surveys
- Preventative workplace inspections
- Consultation to deter unwanted wildlife
- Feral Species Management Plans (FSMPs)
- Chemical immobilisation (dart gun)
Frequently Asked Questions
Feral animal management involves controlling non-native or invasive species that harm native wildlife, forestry, crops, or habitats. Our programs reduce populations through humane, targeted actions that follow all legislative and ethical requirements.
All feral animals listed in the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) can be managed by Impact Environmental. Each plan is adapted to suit local conditions and the species present, ensuring safe, effective, and compliant outcomes as per individual species and recommended control methods.
Yes. Every technique we use follows recognised animal welfare standards and approved national guidelines. Our trained professionals ensure humane treatment during capture, handling, and control, reducing stress and risk to both animals and workers.
Thermal drones help detect feral animals in difficult terrain or dense vegetation. They provide real-time data for safer planning, accurate identification, and more efficient operations during both day and night fieldwork.
Yes. We offer post-control monitoring and maintenance programs to ensure long-term success. These include site inspections, population tracking, and prevention strategies to stop re-infestation and support lasting ecosystem recovery.










