The GNRBA is the largest biosecurity region in Western Australia, covering an area of 933,814 square kilometres, representing 37% of WA, which is the same size as South Australia and four times the size of Victoria. It has a relatively small population of 45,000 people, mostly resident in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
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Read GNRBA’s wild dog management plan
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This has included extensive communication and collaboration with
in an effort to address growing biosecurity challenges.
The GNRBA management committee consists of a wide cross section of the region’s representatives, and employs a Chief Executive Officer.
The committee and CEO work closely with all local groups, operators and individuals to implement the organisation’s Five Year Business Plan and the Wild Dog Management Plan 2020-2024.
The GNRBA is the largest biosecurity region in Western Australia, covering an area of 933,814 square kilometres, representing 37% of WA, which is the same size as South Australia and four times the size of Victoria.
