“Revv-viewing” all-terrain driving skills
Wildlife Unlimited field ecologists and hunters had a blast at All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) training last week, further refining their 4WD skills and refreshing on safety procedures.
Key learnings were pre-start checks, leaning with the ATV for consistent centre of gravity, and braking safely.


We have a specialised ATV and trailer available for remote field work. This vehicle is lighter and more nimble than a generic 4WD, allowing year-round access of steep, slippery tracks. This is particularly important for our deer control, fox baiting and spot-tailed quoll survey work, all of which occur in winter when track conditions are sub-optimal.
Having our staff continuously learning and having safety front of mind is how we operate – ensuring we can continue to work in the remote locations that we love.

