Fencing is saving species on the verge of extinction
New South Wales is home to one of the world’s most diverse natural environments. Among this natural beauty, sadly many species are on the verge…
Feral cat exclosures boost reptile populations
A collaborative research project between the Northern Territory Government and Parks Australia has found that feral cat exclosures have a positive impact on local reptile…
New investment in fruit fly management welcomed
The National Fruit Fly Council welcomes the announcement of further investment to strengthen the fruit fly management system.
Getting biosecurity zoning right
Zoning your farm should be a priority to secure your farm against diseases, pests and weeds – but it’s not an easy task to retrofit…
Declared weed parthenium detected in the Katherine Region
The declared weed parthenium (Parthenium hysterophorous) was recently detected in the Katherine region.
Proactive wild dog management pays dividends in the west
Wild dog management in Western NSW makes a difference.
Secured your farm? You may be the Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year
The search is on once again to find Australian agriculture’s biosecurity champions.
Australia’s largest research collaboration established to tackle feral deer
To tackle the escalating threat of feral deer, the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions has brought together five state and territory governments, three local councils,…