Pacific Conservation Biology· 2026Q2
‘As miserable as a bandicoot’: 150 years of human-wildlife conflict with bandicoots in New South Wales, c. 1804–1954
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Human-wildlife conflict, driven by perceptions of bandicoots as agricultural pests and public health risks, significantly impacted bandicoot populations in NSW between 1804-1954, likely exacerbating declines.
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