Annual Feral Pig Impacts Survey

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What is the survey about?

The Feral Pig Impacts Survey helps Local Land Services understand the true scale of feral pig impacts across NSW.

Landholder reports help build a clearer picture of feral pig activity across NSW and support regional biosecurity planning and control efforts.

Your insights help shape practical, on‑ground responses that protect livestock, crops, natural assets and community safety.

Accurate local data helps support strategic planning and coordination.
Survey results inform control programs, and seasonal operations such as trapping, baiting and aerial programs.
Each response improves the statewide picture and supports data‑driven biosecurity planning and control efforts.

All rural land managers, especially those experiencing feral pig activity or dealing with feral pig impacts on their property.
Participants in feral pig group control programs—your reports strengthen regional coordination.
Any rural land manager who wants their local feral pig challenges recognised in future planning and support.

To map feral pig activity, impacts, and trends over time.
To support coordinated responses with neighbours, LLS and other agencies.
To inform future funding needs, operational capacity, and strategic biosecurity decisions.
To assess the effectiveness of control programs on reducing feral pig impacts on agricultural and environmental assets at a local and regional scale.

We welcome your enquiries, feedback and comments. Contact our team

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