Dingo

Description: A fresh perspective and enlightened view about dingoes and dingo management.

Brief description: Brad Purcell completed his PhD at the University of Western Sydney on a study of dingoes in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. He has also studied the ecology of small native mammals, feral pigs and feral deer. Brad is a scientific advisor on the National Dingo Recovery and Preservation Program.

Review Quotes: "... I have learned much about dingo biology and conservation from this book, and for anyone who has an interest in the natural history of Australia, this book is a must read."
Xiaoming Wang, Journal Mammalian Evolution 18, pp. 223-224, 2011

"This work is a solid introduction to the dingo for undergraduates, yet incorporates a plethora of data for advanced researchers."
K. K. Goldbeck, Choice, July 2011, Vol. 48, No. 11

"Brad Purcell writes with passion about the status of the Dingo, and his words are backed by many years of research... This book should prove an interesting and useful addition to anyone's library, and I am very happy to recommend it."
Yvonne Paterson, WA Naturalist News, February 2011, pp.4-5

"This is a well-written, nicely illustrated and very well-documented book."
Geraldine Veron, De Gruyter, p. 245, 2013