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About us

A community service for NSW farmers and landowners

Wild Pest Solutions helps NSW farmers and landowners manage invasive feral animals through responsible, humane and community-focused assistance.

Who we are

Practical help for people who work the land

Feral animals affect more than a single paddock. They affect livestock, crops, fences, waterways and the native bush that surrounds rural properties. Wild Pest Solutions exists to help NSW landowners deal with that pressure, as a community service and free of charge.

We are an operator that uses modern equipment, including thermal and night-vision technology, to observe and assess properties carefully, and we work to professional, responsible and humane standards.

Eligibility and availability are discussed with each landowner. We cannot help every property, and we will always be upfront about that.

What guides us

Our principles

  • Community first

    Assistance is offered free of charge to NSW landowners as a community service.

  • Safe and responsible

    Safety, welfare and lawful practice guide every decision we make.

  • Informed by observation

    Thermal and night-vision equipment help us understand a property before we plan anything.

  • Honest communication

    We tell you plainly what we can and cannot help with. Requests do not guarantee assistance.

Our community commitment

Protecting Rural Properties. Supporting Our Community.

Wild Pest Solutions offers free assistance with feral animal management to New South Wales landowners. We do it as a community service, because invasive species affect the whole district: the farm, the neighbours and the bush around them.

Our approach is professional, responsible and humane, grounded in a respect for your land, your livestock and the native environment you are caring for.

Free of charge — no payment required.

  • Property protection

    Fences, water points, pasture and infrastructure take the brunt of feral animal pressure.

  • Agricultural impacts

    Crop and pasture losses add up quietly, season after season.

  • Livestock protection

    Lambs, kids, calves and poultry are most at risk from predators.

  • Native environmental values

    Responsible management helps protect the habitats and species that share your land.

Sunset over rolling NSW farmland, with a gum tree and a post-and-wire fence line
Community serviceHelping NSW farmers and landowners, free of charge.

Free community assistance

Need Help Managing Feral Animals on Your Property?

Contact Wild Pest Solutions to discuss free community-focused feral animal management assistance.

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