Gordon, IainSnape, MelissaFletcher, DonHowland, BrettCoulson, GraemeFesta-Bianchet, MarcoCaley, PeterMcIntyre, SuePople, TonyWimpenny, ClaireBaines, GregAlcock, Douglas John2024-03-182024-03-181442-7001http://hdl.handle.net/1885/316076Populations of macropods are higher than estimated pre-European densities in many parts of Australia. To achieve appropriate densities of macropods in the Australian Capital Territory's nature reserves, multi-tenure kangaroo management units are used to tailor management of kangaroos and total grazing pressure to achieve conservation objectives. An adaptive management framework is recommended that monitors the state of the ground-layer vegetation and alters the cull accordingly. This case study may provide insights for kangaroo management in other temperate areas of Australia.We would like to thank the ACT Government for supporting the Kangaroo Management Research Workshop held in August 2018.application/pdfen-AU© 2021 The authorshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/culling,kangaroo management unitmodellingsafe operating environment.202110.1111/emr.124432022-11-13Creative Commons Attribution licence