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New South Wales repealed laws protecting brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park to restore the ecosystem, allowing science-based management.
New South Wales has passed legislation to repeal the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage Act, ending special protections for brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park.
The law, enacted in 2018, was criticized for prioritizing feral horses over native species and ecosystems, contributing to environmental damage.
The brumby population, which once reached 17,000 to 21,700, has been reduced to 1,579 to 5,639 through culling.
The repeal, backed by cross-party support, allows for science-based management through sterilization and rehoming.
Environmental groups, scientists, and Traditional Owners welcomed the move as essential to restoring the park’s fragile alpine environment.
Nueva Gales del Sur revocó las leyes que protegen a los brumbies en el Parque Nacional Kosciuszko para restaurar el ecosistema, permitiendo un manejo basado en la ciencia.