More people than ever before have had their say on pest management in the Peel-Harvey region, with a 28% increase in participants on our previous survey in 2024. Rabbits remain the region's biggest concern Survey results confirm that rabbits remain the number one pest concern across every local government area, with foxes consistently ranking second. While these priorities were shared across the region, local differences also emerged. For example, feral pigs were identified as a much greater issue in Harvey than elsewhere, while cotton bush, Cape tulip and arum lily featured prominently in Ser pentine Jarrahdale and Murray. Continued demand for practical support The survey also provided valuable feedback on the support landholders would like to see from PHBG. Many respondents asked for more practical workshops, equipment demonstrations and on-ground advice, particularly around rabbit control and weed management. Rabbit management was by far the most requested workshop topic, follow...