Although questionnaire responses and direct feedback from residents showed that a substantial proportion of residents from a Port Macquarie retirement community found local peri-urban kangaroos to be 'too close for comfort', most participants indicated a preference for kangaroos remaining in their local area and for management to be undertaken using non-lethal means. Essentially, peri-urban kangaroos were wanted; preferably alive. High participation rates (91%) by local residents demonstrate there is potential for actively involving communities in the management of human-kangaroo conflicts in peri-urban areas.
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Ballard, G. (2008). Peri-urban kangaroos. wanted? Dead or alive? Australian Zoologist, 34(SPEC. ISS.), 49–51. https://doi.org/10.7882/fs.2008.009
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