UNSW Sydney scientists are leading a project to bring the iconic mammal back to Royal National Park after almost 50 years.
Satellite images taken over three decades show that keeping dingoes out comes at a price.
The native species has reached numbers that are contributing to drier soil and less vegetation – and may be more damaging to conservation areas than rabbits.
We may be what we eat, but our dietary choices also affect the health of the environment and farmers' back pockets, writes Euan Ritchie and Adam Munn.
