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Council welcomes new scalp collectors

Councillor Brendan Seawright Portfolio Spokesperson for Rural Services and Biosecurity says council is excited to have new scalp collectors on board who will help their Wild Dog Management Strategy run smoothly. (file)

Maranoa Regional Council’s Biosecurity Advisory Committee has endorsed five authorised scalp collectors for the duration of the current Council term […]

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