They know the problem is people, not dingoes. They all state culling is inappropriate. These dingoes, a relatively pure group, should be there on Fraser. Culling will alter the whole food chain, and possibly allow an increase in other wildlife, including snakes. This Society does not agree with comments made by some scientists that dingoes are pests in National Parks.
Dingoes are part of Australian wildlife and act as the top predator.
They are not listed as 'pest animals' on Fraser Island. Enforcement of the fines for feeding dingoes has also been announced. These fines have been available to Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service for years. But they have not been enforced. We do not want to see the public taking the law into their own hands either.