An aerial cull of 1100 feral camels has just been completed near Newhaven Sanctuary and Mount Doreen Station, north west of Alice Springs.
The management program is funded by the Northern Territory Government with the support of the Central Land Council and local pastoralists.
It follows a similar cull last month, that saw 3,500 feral camels shot in the Petermann Ranges, south west of Alice Springs.
Central Australia experienced widespread rainfall in April, just short of the monthly record, but it was not enough to interrupt culling operations.
The Department of Land Resource Management says the cull successfully reduced camel densities to one camel per five square kilometres through that region.
Most recent estimates suggest there are about 300,000 feral camels in Central Australia, increasing at roughly 10 per cent per year.
These are the first large-scale culls since the completion of the Federally-funded Australian Feral Camel Management Project which ended last year and no further culls are planned.