Orbost and Cann River dingo predation management zone
Work plan 2025–26
Orbost and Cann River dingo predation management zone work plan document and map 
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Dingo Predation Management Zone (DPMZ)
2025-2026 Dingo Predation Management
Targeted Ground Baiting. May also be trapped in response to dingo incident reports
May be trapped in response to dingo incident reports
Off track ground baiting and trapping area
Off track trapping area
Community Vertebrate Species Control (CVSC)
CVSP group
Dingo exclusion fence
Public Land
Park and reserve
State forest
Plantation
Other public land
Port and coastal facility
Marine park or reserve
Water body
3km Livestock Protection Buffer (LPB)
Details
Localities within the Orbost and Cann River dingo predation management zone include:
- Bendoc
- Bete Bolong
- Bete Bolong North
- Brodribb River
- Buldah
- Cabbage Tree Creek
- Cann River
- Chandlers Creek
- Club Terrace
- Combienbar
- Genoa
- Gipsy Point
- Jarrahmond
- Mallacoota
- Maramingo Creek
- Newmerella
- Noorinbee
- Noorinbee North
- Nurran
- Orbost
- Tamboon
- Tonghi Creek
- Wallagaraugh
- Wangarabell
- Wroxham
- Yalmy.
Trapping activities in response to dingo related incident reports can be undertaken on the majority of tracks on public land within 3 km of the private land and public land interface surrounding the above mentioned localities.
Targeted ground-baiting transects are located on public land:
- north-east and south-west of Cann River
- west of Genoa.
The map shows within the Orbost and Cann River dingo predation management zone there is 186,160 hectares of public land, 97,139 hectares of land under the 3 km livestock protection buffer and 23,148 hectares of private land. There is one Vertebrate Species Management Officer and 26 km of targeted ground-baiting transects.
The map should be read in conjunction with the accompanying Orbost and Cann River dingo predation management zone plan.
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