- The Australian kangaroo industry: male only harvesting, sustainability and an assessment of animal welfare impacts
- The perils of being populous: Control and conservation of Abundant Kangaroo Species
- Commercial and Sustainable Use of Wildlife
- The numerical response: rate of increase and food limitation in herbivores and predators
- Do harvest refuges buffer kangaroos against evolutionary responses to selective harvesting?
- Improving the humaneness of commercial kangaroo harvesting
- Harvest Management of Kangaroos During Drought
- Kangaroo Genetics: Impacts of Harvesting
- Kangaroo Industry Wild Game Training Initiative
- A model for assessing the relative humaneness of pest animal control methods
- Predicting the distribution of Eastern Grey Kangaroos by remote sensing assessment of food resources
- A history of the debate (1948-2009) on the commercial harvesting of kangaroos, with particular reference to New South Wales and the role of Gordon Grigg
- Conservation benefit from harvesting kangaroos: status report at the start of a new millennium: A paper to stimulate discussion and research
- Commercial kangaroo harvesters handbook NSW
- Commercial kangaroo harvesting fact sheet
- Monitoring Kangaroo Populations in Southeastern New South Wales
- An overview of the Queensland macropod monitoring programme
- Repeatability of aerial surveys
- Potential Use of Radiometric Data for Wildlife Habitat Modelling
- The effect of non-sex biased shooting on some population characteristics of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo in the Murrurundi area, New South Wales
- Subsidized Commercial Harvesting for cost-effective wildlife management in urban areas: a case study with kangaroo sharpshooting
- Of sheep and rain: large-scale population dynamics of the red kangaroo
- Should managed populations be monitored every year?
- Stochastic demography and population dynamics in the Red Kangaroo (Macropus Rufus)
- Using spatio-temporal modelling as a decision support tool for management of a native pest herbivore
- Accuracy and consistency in the aerial survey of kangaroos
- Accounting for animal density gradients using independent information in distance sampling surveys
- Using kangaroo surveys to monitor biodiversity
- Fertility control in female eastern grey kangaroos using the GnRH agonist deslorelin.2. Effects on behaviour
- Population monitoring for kangaroo management
- Fertility control in female eastern grey kangaroos using the GnRH agonist deslorelin. 2. Effects on behaviour
- An assessment of the accuracy of kangaroo surveys using fixed-wing aircraft
The perils of being populous: Control and conservation of Abundant Kangaroo Species
(Croft & Witte, 2021)
Commercial and Sustainable Use of Wildlife
(Cooney, R 2008)
The numerical response: rate of increase and food limitation in herbivores and predators
(Bayliss & Choquenot, 2002)
Do harvest refuges buffer kangaroos against evolutionary responses to selective harvesting?
(Tenhumberg, Tyre, Pople, & Possingham, 2004)
Improving the humaneness of commercial kangaroo harvesting
McLeod, Steven R & Sharp, Trudy MRIRDC Publication No. 13/116 (June 2014)

Harvest Management of Kangaroos During Drought
(Pople A. R., 2003)
This NSW report addresses concerns of overharvesting of kangaroos during drought. A simulation model was used to assess the risk of overharvest during drough and assessed the potential indicators and thresholds for population decline and overharvesting.
Kangaroo Genetics: Impacts of Harvesting
(Hale)
This research addressed concerns about the effect of harvesting on the genetics of kangaroo species and found that the effects of commercial harvesting were unlikely to produce genetic changes in the population.
Kangaroo Industry Wild Game Training Initiative
(Mawson, 2011)RIRDC Publication No. 11/123 (2011)
A model for assessing the relative humaneness of pest animal control methods
(Sharp & Saunders, 2011)
Predicting the distribution of Eastern Grey Kangaroos by remote sensing assessment of food resources
(Rollings & Moss, 2016)
A history of the debate (1948-2009) on the commercial harvesting of kangaroos, with particular reference to New South Wales and the role of Gordon Grigg
(Lunney, 2010)
Conservation benefit from harvesting kangaroos: status report at the start of a new millennium: A paper to stimulate discussion and research
(Grigg, 2002)
This paper explores the view that the best way to reduce grazing pressure in Australia’s rangelands is by reducing sheep through increasing the value of kangaroo production. This would harness economic incentives in the service of ecological sustainability and rangeland rehabilitation and achieve conservation goals through the sustainable use of wildlife. Grigg advocates a strong marketing effort and provides some suggestions about the benefits of kangaroo harvesting which could feature in a marketing campaign.
Commercial kangaroo harvesters handbook NSW
NSW Government prepared this handbook to help kangaroo harvesters meet NSW requirements for the commercial kangaroo industry. It contains general information about the commercial kangaroo industry and serves as a guide for applying for licences and tags, harvesting kangaroos in filling in returns.
Commercial kangaroo harvesting fact sheet
Provided by the Australian Government, this outlines the basics of kangaroo harvesting in Australia and the roles and responsibilities of state and federal governments.
Monitoring Kangaroo Populations in Southeastern New South Wales
(Pople, Cairns, & Menke, Monitoring Kangaroo Populations in Southeastern New South Wales, 2003)
An overview of the Queensland macropod monitoring programme
(Lundie-Jenkins, Hoolihan, & Maag, 1999)
Repeatability of aerial surveys
(Pople A. R., Repeatability of aerial surveys, 1999)
Potential Use of Radiometric Data for Wildlife Habitat Modelling
(Pert & Norton, 2010)
The effect of non-sex biased shooting on some population characteristics of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo in the Murrurundi area, New South Wales
(Shelly, 1997)
Subsidized Commercial Harvesting for cost-effective wildlife management in urban areas: a case study with kangaroo sharpshooting
(Mawson, O’Hampton, & Dooley, 2016)
Of sheep and rain: large-scale population dynamics of the red kangaroo
(Jonzen, Pople, Grigg, & Possingham, 2005)
Should managed populations be monitored every year?
(Hauser, Pople, & Possingham, 2006)
Stochastic demography and population dynamics in the Red Kangaroo (Macropus Rufus)
(Jonzen N. , Pople, Knape, & Skold, 2010)
Using spatio-temporal modelling as a decision support tool for management of a native pest herbivore
(Wiggins, Penny, Bowman, Collier, & McMahon, 2014)
Accuracy and consistency in the aerial survey of kangaroos
(Cairns, 1999)
This paper investigates the accuracy, bias and consistency of the methods for estimating kangaroo populations and the need to review correction factors.
Accounting for animal density gradients using independent information in distance sampling surveys
(Marques, Buckland, Bispo, & Howland, 2012)
Using kangaroo surveys to monitor biodiversity
(Lundie-Jenkins, Pople, & Hoolihan)
Fertility control in female eastern grey kangaroos using the GnRH agonist deslorelin.2. Effects on behaviour
(Woodward, Herberstein, & Herbert, 2006)
Population monitoring for kangaroo management
(Pople A. R., 2004)
Fertility control in female eastern grey kangaroos using the GnRH agonist deslorelin. 2. Effects on behaviour
(Woodward, Herberstein, & Herbert, 2006)
An assessment of the accuracy of kangaroo surveys using fixed-wing aircraft
(Pople, Cairns, Clancy, Grigg, Beard & Southwell, 1998)