About Eco Feral Pest Solutions
Locally owned and operated, Eco Feral Pest Solutions provides practical and responsible feral animal management services to landholders, rural properties and organisations across the NSW North Coast and regional New South Wales
Built on experience, safety and accountability
Eco Feral Pest Solutions was established from founder Chris's strong connection with rural and regional NSW and his firsthand understanding of the challenges feral pest animals can create for landholders, livestock and environment.
As a former NSW Police officer, Chris brings extensive experience in risk assessment, firearms safety, operational planning, communication and working in rural and remote environments. Years spent operating within highly regulated environments also developed a strong focus on safety, documentation, procedures and accountability - principles that now underpin the way that Eco Feral Pest Solutions operate.
Eco Feral Pest Solutions combines this background with practical feral animal surveillance and monitoring, trail camera deployment, thermal equipment, mapping and property assessments to provide a considered and professional service for NSW North Coast landholders, regional NSW and organisations.
Planned, targeted feral animal management
Eco Feral Pest Solutions takes a considered approach to each property and operation. Property conditions, target species, livestock , native wildlife and surrounding land uses are considered when determining the most appropriate management approach.
Where appropriate, trail cameras, thermal equipment, surveillance and mapping can help establish patterns of feral animal activity and inform operational planning. This allows management activities to be targeted to the conditions and requirements of the individual property.
Professional standards and accountability
Eco Feral Pest Solutions operates in accordance with the licensing, regulatory and safety requirements applicable to the services we undertake. We hold and maintain all relevant licences and insurances and ensure that activities are planned and conducted within the requirements applying to the individual operation.
Our field work is supported by documented risk assessments, operational procedures, landholder permissions and professional record keeping. This structured approach reflects our commitment to safety, accountability and responsible feral animal management.