Robert, Ryan, Peter and Ted,
I note that 125 scientists have now stated that your the "trials of alpine grazing to test bushfire mitigation" lack scientific integrity. This includes 11 professors and nine associate professors.
The also state, correctly, that government has potentially broken federal environment (EPBC) law.
As per my previous correspondence, this pre-emptive and ill-considered move is bad for everyone other than a few select families (about 12 I think).
It is also quite obvious to all that cattle don't eat eucalyptus trees or leaf litter, and any "trampling effect" is negligible.
Your government should act for the people, and base decisions on good practice and good process. Re-introducing cattle to National Parks under a sham pretext fails on all these counts.
I urge you to reconsider this action immediately.
Regards, Peter
See also: Cattle grazing in Victoria's alpine areas is not acceptable, previous post
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