Testimonials

Foundation for Rabbit-Free Australia is pleased to partner with CISS to better bridge the gap the between research and practice through our annual Rabbit R&D Webinar, and to facilitate the exchange of ideas and information between rabbit practitioners through the Australian Rabbit Managers Network. Collaborations such as these are proving effective in advancing the management of wild European rabbits in Australia.
Peter Day
Executive Officer,
Rabbit-Free Australia

That we now have a National Feral Rabbit Management Coordinator in place is testament to the power of partnerships and the Darling Downs-Moreton Rabbit Board values the collaborative efforts of CISS in bringing the role into being. Harnessing the will of a broad range of stakeholders sees this initiative well placed to make lasting, positive change in rabbit management in Australia.
Craig Magnussen
CEO,
Darling Downs Moreton Rabbit Board

In agriculture we often talk about how we don't collaborate very well, how we're an industry of many diverse moving parts. But in actual fact for me, this Centre has always been an absolutely gold-plated example of how collaboration works. Collaboration between the research institutions, between industry and between government.
Fiona Simson
President,
National Farmers Federation

The continuation of the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions will ensure the government can respond effectively to pest and weed challenges and provide a pathway for our brightest researchers to help our farmers and land managers cost-effectively manage pests and weeds and deliver on our vision for $100 billion dollar industry.
Brent Finlay
Chairman,
Future Drought Fund Consultative Committee