UPDATED TIME 10:30AM TO 1PM - SUN 13 SEPT: Fox Monitoring & Conservation Community Briefing
Description
Fox Monitoring & Conservation Community Briefing Sunday 13 September 2026 | UPDATED TIME 10:30am – 1:00pm | The Wetlands Centre, Hope Road
Join us for the official launch of the state‑funded fox‑monitoring program, delivered through the 2025 Election Commitment.
This community briefing introduces how fox monitoring and collaboration with decision makers to improve fox control programs protects wildlife, reduces predation, and strengthens long‑term conservation across the Beeliar Wetlands. Learn how fox-activity data informs management decisions, and how you can get involved in this growing citizen‑science program.
Featuring presentations from: Paul Markendale - Volunteer Fox Monitoring Program Coordinator and others...
Includes: Program overview • Live data demonstration • Q&A • Light refreshments
No experience required. All community members welcome.
What You’ll Learn:
How fox‑monitoring works and why it matters
How predator‑activity data informs conservation and LGA management
How volunteers can participate in camera deployment and data collection
How fox‑monitoring supports turtle conservation and wetland protection
Why does it matter?
Fox predation is one of the most significant threats to wildlife across the Beeliar Wetlands. Community‑led monitoring strengthens predator‑risk assessment, supports evidence‑based management, and empowers volunteers to protect vulnerable species.
FAQs
- Who do I contact if I want to know more information?
Please send your enquiries to Walliabup Wildlife Warriors' Turtle Tracker Program Team via email turtletrackerprogram@gmail.com
- I can no longer attend, who do I contact?
It is sad to hear you can no longer attend, please contact the Walliabup Wildlife Warriors' Turtle Tracker Program Team via email turtletrackerprogram@gmail.com
One of our lovely team can assist in cancelling your ticket and can inform you of alternative sessions we have available. - What will I learn ?
What You’ll Learn
How fox‑monitoring works and why it matters
How predator‑activity data informs conservation and LGA management
How volunteers can participate in camera deployment and data collection
How fox‑monitoring supports turtle conservation and wetland protection
- Why does it matter?
Fox predation is one of the most significant threats to wildlife across the Beeliar Wetlands. Community‑led monitoring strengthens predator‑risk assessment, supports evidence‑based management, and empowers volunteers to protect vulnerable species.
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