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From “Silver Bullet” to Integrated Controls: Shifting Community Approaches to Rabbit Management

From “Silver Bullet” to Integrated Controls: Shifting Community Approaches to Rabbit Management

by admin | Aug 24, 2026 | News, Rabbits

Shifting mindsets from viewing participation in an annual biocontrol release as a “silver bullet” to recognising the benefits of integrating multiple control methods into an ongoing, property-specific rabbit management strategy.  Leschenault Biosecurity Group strived...
Calicivirus RHDV1 K5 – is this still an effective tool for rabbit management?

Calicivirus RHDV1 K5 – is this still an effective tool for rabbit management?

by admin | Dec 22, 2025 | News, Rabbits

Short answer: Yes Within the Leschenault Biosecurity Group’s Operational Area, Calicivirus RHDV1 K5 (K5) remains an effective rabbit control tool when used as part of an integrated rabbit management approach. Based on our group’s release program experience, outcomes,...

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