Hogwash, greenwash and the killing of Canberra’s Kangaroos
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“The excuse is that Kangaroos are destroying native grasslands and harming other native species. This is hogwash, absolute nonsense. The whole thing is covered up because the actions are so cruel and so brutal” Professor Steve Garlick
In this short film, Professor Steve Garlick, talks about the silly excuses and silly science that promotes the mass killing of Kangaroos in Canberra’s reserves and nature parks. Year on year, there are fewer and fewer Kangaroos and the killing continues. In the next few weeks 1,568 Kangaroos and their young will be killed. In 2019 just over 4,000 Kangaroos were killed in these parks, in 2020 it was 1,958.
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