Tasmanian Devil Reintroduction on Mainland Australia - Ethical???
Posted on behalf of the National Dingo Preservation and Recovery Program Inc.
A recent academic publication explores the prospects of reintroducing the threatened Tasmanian Devil into forested south eastern Australia as a way of restoring ecosystems. Two important environmental objectives are considered in putting this forward: increasing the survival prospects of the devil itself which is currently threatened in Tasmania, and restoring ecosystems through the re-introduction of a top-order predator role in areas where the dingo (which currently performs this role) has been ‘extirpated’.
This paper is important for dingo conservation advocates and organizations. This is because dingo conservationists have come to rely increasingly upon reference to the apex predator role of dingoes in making their case to governments.
Further, what initially may seem an innocuous initiative for the re-introduction of devils to mainland Australia, on closer inspection is troublesome both politically and environmentally. First, an outline of the research and what it concludes.
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