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FeralPigScan is a community website that allows you to record and map sightings of feral pigs, damage, and control activities in your local area. Use data recorded in your region to help decide where to undertake control, and coordinate with your neighbours.
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Download the instruction sheets
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Simply register and login to map feral pigs in your local area on the FeralPigScan Map. Information entered can help to coordinate control to reduce feral pig numbers and reduce the damage they cause.
Find out more >
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FeralPigScan hosts a new Community Networking facility for you to create or join an online group to share your observations with other people in your local area (e.g. local council or Landcare group). By joining a group, you can (1) keep members informed about current problems, (2) work together with members to target problem areas, and (3) measure the outcomes of control across your local area.
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Record feral pig activity and use the Print Friendly symbol to create a map showing all the feral pig records in your local area or a map of your data including damage and control records. Use this information to plan and coordinate control activities in unison with your neighbours.
Create a map >
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Catchment and regional groups connected to FeralPigScan
Reducing feral pig impacts is best achieved when control is coordinated at local and regional scales. Catchment groups, Local Land Services (LLS) (NSW), and local councils are now connecting to FeralPigScan. Use FeralPigScan to help your regional group(s) informed about feral pig areas.
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Recent Records
1,084
TOTAL
RECORDS
6,579
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CONTROL ADVICE
- Set up pig traps where there is ripped soil, but well before you intend to use them so pigs get used to them - John
- Traps can remove a large mob of pigs where-as shooting often only removes a few - Crooksy
- Email your control tips to feralpigscan@feralscan.org.au and we’ll display them here
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