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In the News

There are too many koalas in South Australia. Scientists have a solution – but it could cost millions

August 31, 2026

Speaking of Rats – “Kingman Park Launches Year-Long Rat Fertility Control Study”

August 31, 2026

NParks sterilising long-tailed macaques at Maju Forest to manage population

August 31, 2026

Rodents and agricultural crops in Africa: a struggle between the poor and the search for a nonviolent solution

June 9, 2026

The brumby population exploded again. This time fertility darts will be tested

June 9, 2026

Can a new birth control technique reduce feral horses?

June 9, 2026

Barcelona is putting pigeons on the pill

June 9, 2026

Staten Island deer count drops nearly 50% since start of vasectomy program

June 9, 2026

Forthcoming Book: Wildlife Fertility Control for Population Management and Conservation

January 2, 2026

We are pleased to share news of a forthcoming edited volume, Wildlife Fertility Control for Population Management and Conservation, led by Cheryl Asa, PhD, of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Reproductive Management Center (AZA RMC).

Shaker Heights to add surgical sterilization to deer culling program

September 9, 2025
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