Wilkerr & Dingo Sightings
Have you seen a dingo in or around the Big Desert, Wyperfeld National Park, Ngarkat Conservation Park or surrounding areas? Public sightings can help build a broader picture of where Wilkerr and other dingoes are being observed across the landscape.
If you have seen a dingo, tracks, scat, an injured animal or a deceased animal, you can report it to Big Desert Dingo Research. Photos, approximate location, date and any observations about behaviour are particularly useful.
Please do not approach, feed or disturb dingoes to obtain a sighting. Exact locations of sensitive animals or research sites will not be made public.
Report a Wilkerr Sighting
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the date and approximate time
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the location, nearest track, road or landmark
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how many animals you saw
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their appearance, colour and any notable features
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whether pups were present
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what the dingo or dingoes were doing
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any photos, videos, tracks, scats or other evidence, where safe to collect or photograph.
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Sightings from locals, visitors, landholders and park users are valuable, including brief roadside sightings, tracks, scats, remote-camera images, calls or evidence of a family group. Please report what you have seen, even if you are not completely certain it was a dingo.
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Reports can be sent by the contact form below, and sensitive location information will be treated carefully. Your observations can help build a clearer picture of where dingoes are being observed, how Wilkerr are using the landscape, and which areas may need closer monitoring.
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Seen an injured, deceased or potentially orphaned dingo?
Please contact Big Desert Dingo Research as soon as possible on 0478 496 893.
