Kosciuszko ‘Turning Point’ as an Estimated 9,000 Hard-Hooved Horses Culled

A pair of brumbies, or wild horses, are seen grazing near Yarangobilly, Kosciuszko National Park, Australia, on June 17, 2018. Conservationists have accused the NSW government of failing to listen to scientific expert advice when making policies, amid backlash over its controversial plan to protect wild horses in the Snowy Mountains. AAP Image/Perry Duffin

A famed alpine national park appears to be on the mend after a brumby cull, but some still question the process taken to control the population.