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The DD420 Virtual Fencing device is the basic model on the market.
The DD430 incorporates the features of the DD420, along with the advantages of the very latest technology.

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ABC reports about advocates in the ACT doing their best to save their wildlife
A large push for virtual fencing is underway in the ACT as more and more residents have had enough. Read the full article


WSS virtual fencing features on abc
WSS are delighted to have been featured on abc. The Eurobodalla Shire Council has been working closely with local branches from the NSW...


University of the Sunshine Coast explores performance of virtual fencing solutions
Virtual fencing as a wildlife-vehicle collision mitigation measure: technical function, wildlife response and considerations for...


Inexpensive New ‘Virtual Fence’ Dramatically Reduces Rates of Road Kill in Australia
An innovative new conservation effort in Australia is dramatically reducing the amount of wildlife that are killed by cars and passing...


Roadkill deaths halved on Australian road thanks to a fence of sound
New Scientist discusses the results on a three year trial of Virtual Fencing technology completed by the Tasmania government, reporting...


Trialing the effectiveness of virtual fence devices on Tasmania's west coast
Lead author Dr Samantha Fox from the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program (STDP), says the paper shows that the devices have a significant...


Virtual Fence to Protect Kangaroos
New technology is being trialled on the Sunshine Coast- to see if it can help to reduce the number of kangaroos being hit by cars around...


WSS features in the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife magazine
The Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife are supporting our plight to help save the endangered Tasmania Devil. Download here


How do we protect wildlife from being killed or injured on our busy roads?
One idea to reduce roadkill now being tested in Tasmania is ‘virtual fencing’ – devices, placed at 25m intervals, with the aim of...


WSS features in ABC news article - 'Virtual fence' shows promise in reducing road toll of Tasmanian
A high-tech alarm system has been deployed in Tasmania's far north-west in a bid to stop Tasmanian devils being killed on the roads. Read...


Hi-Tech Fence To Save Wildlife
TECHNOLOGY designed to reduce the estimated 500,000 animals killed on Tasmanian roads each year is being rolled out across the state,...


Brisbane Council Looks at WSS
Brisbane City Council unveils technology to keep feral deer away from traffic. Read the full article here


Surf Coast to seek funding
Mr Cichocki will meet with the Surf Coast Shire to seek funding towards the installation of virtual fencing along these animal collision...


Tasmania launches roadkill campaign to reduce 500,000 native animal deaths
“It’s about preventing all forms of wildlife, whether it is a threatened species or not, from what is at the end of the day an untimely...


Virtual Fences Saving our Wildlife
In 2015 FNPW granted $15,000 to Wildlife Safety Solutions to trial a revolutionary new technology that could dramatically lower roadkill...
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