The national priority list of exotic environmental pests, weeds and diseases was released in November 2020. An implementation plan to identify and prioritise risk reduction actions was finalised in 2022. The list, developed collaboratively with over 100 experts, informs activities to prevent the entry, establishment and spread of exotic species that can negatively impact Australia’s environment and/or social amenity. As examples of pests known to cause severe negative impacts, the future threats of four of the weeds on the list are detailed here to support preventative action
There are increasing risks to New Zealand’s unique biodiversity and native ecosystems as well as e...
Early detection of new incursions of species of biosecurity concern is crucial to protecting Austral...
Assessing exotic pest response and eradication programs can identify factors that will lead to incre...
Invasive alien species (IAS), of which weeds are a subset, are often threats to natural and managed ...
environmental weeds threaten native species, habitats and landscapes across Austral-ia. The catalogu...
Exotic plant pests (EPPs) threaten production, market access and sustainability of Australian plant ...
One of the most significant environmental challenges facing Western Australia is the minimisation of...
There are currently ~300 declared weeds in Queensland (QLD), Australia, but this list requires a rev...
In 2004 the Australian Government officially recognised the significance of climate change on exotic...
Abstract Naturalised, but not yet invasive, plants pose a latent threat to Australia’s biodiversity...
Weeds have long been identified as a threat to agriculture and human health and, more recently, as a...
(DC.) T.Norl.) is one of Australia’s worst weeds and as such has been identifi ed as a Weed of Natio...
Melbourne Water is responsible for large tracts of land throughout metropolitan Melbourne. Managemen...
Breaches of biosecurity, leading to incursions by invasive species, have the potential to cause subs...
This bulletin is a post-border environmental weed risk assessment (WRA) protocol which is based on t...
There are increasing risks to New Zealand’s unique biodiversity and native ecosystems as well as e...
Early detection of new incursions of species of biosecurity concern is crucial to protecting Austral...
Assessing exotic pest response and eradication programs can identify factors that will lead to incre...
Invasive alien species (IAS), of which weeds are a subset, are often threats to natural and managed ...
environmental weeds threaten native species, habitats and landscapes across Austral-ia. The catalogu...
Exotic plant pests (EPPs) threaten production, market access and sustainability of Australian plant ...
One of the most significant environmental challenges facing Western Australia is the minimisation of...
There are currently ~300 declared weeds in Queensland (QLD), Australia, but this list requires a rev...
In 2004 the Australian Government officially recognised the significance of climate change on exotic...
Abstract Naturalised, but not yet invasive, plants pose a latent threat to Australia’s biodiversity...
Weeds have long been identified as a threat to agriculture and human health and, more recently, as a...
(DC.) T.Norl.) is one of Australia’s worst weeds and as such has been identifi ed as a Weed of Natio...
Melbourne Water is responsible for large tracts of land throughout metropolitan Melbourne. Managemen...
Breaches of biosecurity, leading to incursions by invasive species, have the potential to cause subs...
This bulletin is a post-border environmental weed risk assessment (WRA) protocol which is based on t...
There are increasing risks to New Zealand’s unique biodiversity and native ecosystems as well as e...
Early detection of new incursions of species of biosecurity concern is crucial to protecting Austral...
Assessing exotic pest response and eradication programs can identify factors that will lead to incre...