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There are currently over one million feral camels in the rangeland ecosystems of Australia. Feral camels are causing significant damage to the natural environment as well as to social, cultural and economic values across their extensive range. If left unmanaged, the number of feral camels will double in the next 8–10 years and feral camels will expand into new areas. If this happens, the extent and magnitude of the damaging impacts of feral camels will increase.