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The dingo clearly occupies a stable and significant role in Australian ecosystems, but it's not regarded as a native species by most people even though it is recognised by the commonwealth-

Instead it is treated as an introduced pest, with the goal of dingo management typically being to hold numbers at very low density or achieve local eradication.

The dingo is a keystone species protecting mammal biodiversity, they need to cease management of dingoes as they deserve to be seen as an essential element of biodiversity conservation in Australia.

There is evidence that dingo predation regulates population sizes of its prey and other introduced species. There is direct evidence that in the absence of dingoes, cats and foxes are a serious threat to medium and smaller sized mammals.

The general point is that the rarity of top predators, however it is caused, leaves prey species vulnerable to over predation by mesopredators.