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Koala Habitat Management Plan - 215-219 David Low Way, Peregian Beach In recent years the impact of cat predation on native Australian Fauna has become a prominent public issue. The impacts of domestic dogs are not readily quantified. Dogs are however, known to attack Koalas and thus should be considered a management problem at the urban/bushland interface. In order to mitigate the impacts of non-native fauna, all domestic animals will be prohibited from the approved development at all times. Q10024/HB/Final JAMES WARREN AND ASSOCIATES 14
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