Matthew Gentle

Project Leader
Pest Animal Research Centre, Biosecurity Queensland, Dept of Agriculture and Fisheries

Matt Gentle completed his PhD on fox baiting practices on the central tablelands of New South Wales.

Since 2004 his work has focused on investigating the impacts, management and population dynamics of feral pigs, non-target implications of control practices, the ecology and management of peri-urban wild dogs and improving feral cat management strategies.

Projects
Impacts and management options for introduced predators
Impacts and management options for introduced predators Project 1.1
Feral cat control for threatened species in Queensland
Feral cat control for threatened species in Queensland Project 1.1.3
Identifying and managing refuges from threats
Identifying and managing refuges from threats Project 4.4
Publications
Improving broad-scale feral cat management; Eradicat® baiting trials in Queensland
Sharing meals: predation on Australian mammals by the introduced European red fox compounds and complements predation by feral cats
Biological Conservation
Science for Saving Species Magazine Issue 14 Summer 2020
TSR Hub
Feral cat control for threatened species in Queensland
TSR Hub
Enumerating a continental-scale threat: How many feral cats in Australia?
Biological Conservation