Tell governments to publish 1080 baiting warnings online.
1080 baiting warnings should not depend on postcode. Ask Australian governments to publish clear, searchable and timely public warnings for 1080 baiting.
Australia does not have one consistent public standard.
Some jurisdictions publish detailed 1080 baiting alerts. Others provide partial, fragmented or difficult-to-find information. The result is that what the public can find depends on the jurisdiction, agency and program involved.
The national action asks for a common minimum: clear location information, dates and current status, explicit identification of 1080, baiting method, listed target species and purpose, responsible contacts, stable source links, preserved history and reusable data.
This campaign is about public information availability. Missing map or tracker data may indicate missing transparency, not an absence of 1080 baiting.
Send the national message.
This is the campaign’s national action. It asks federal decision-makers to support a consistent minimum public warning and disclosure standard for 1080 baiting across Australia.
You can send the message as written, or add one sentence about why clear warnings matter to you, your animals, local wildlife, or the places you visit.
Publish searchable warnings.
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Adopt a 1080 public warning standard.
A national standard should make public warnings timely, searchable, accessible and comparable across jurisdictions while preserving stronger disclosure that already exists.