Just Too Feral for Meadow Flat

Being country kids, we understand the importance of trying to control feral animals to protect our farmland, native bushland and native animals. To control feral animals you must first understand them. These are some of the feral animals that we learned about that cause problems in our area.


In 2015, the Feral Animals Enviro-Stories program provided kids from central New South Wales, Australia, with the opportunity to write and illustrate stories about feral animals and their impacts on both biodiversity and agriculture. Schools were supported by technical staff from local organisations to help them learn about their feral animals. This project has resulted in ten books being published, printed and distributed as well as interactive books developed. This book was prepared by students from Meadow Flat Public School with support from Central Tablelands Local Land Services and Invasive Animals CRC.