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View our best practice community engagement information hub ‘Community Invasives Action‘ to enhance community involvement in your invasive species management programs
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WeedScan is Australia’s first artificial intelligence (AI) weed identification, notification and management app designed to help farmers, land managers, local councils, Landcare and people across Australia better manage invasive weeds.
Sagittaria platyphylla (or Delta Arrowhead) was declared a Weed of National Significance in 2012 due to its invasiveness, impacts and potential for spread. Get the new management resource for Sagittaria now.
A roadmap to guide Australia’s future priority weed biocontrol research, development and extension activities at a national scale.
Weeds continue to impact biodiversity, agriculture, and public spaces, posing challenges to productivity and land use. The 23rd AWC provides a platform to unite, share ideas, and explore effective weed management strategies. This significant national event will be staged at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
This study found 281 plants currently available in Australian nurseries present a significant risk to Australia’s grazing industries should they escape from Australian gardens and naturalise. Of these plants, one third are toxic and may harm, or even kill, livestock while almost all have been commercially available in Australia for many years.
MLA invests in weed control research and development (R&D) to create effective and long-lasting methods of eradicating weeds from pastures to create a sustainable feed base for livestock. Find reports, publications and best practice information.
Weeds continue to emerge in the Australian context, but understanding how they spread is poorly understood. This project assesses the threats and risks of weed sources as well as pathways of spread and the sensitivity of the invaded environment.
Thirty-two Weeds of National Significance (known as WONS) have been identified based on their invasiveness, potential for spread and environmental, social and economic impacts. View their profiles.
Visit our extensive list of 398 weeds profiles to help you better identify, plan and manage your weed problem.
Not sure if it is a weed and need assistance? Use this lucid key to help you identify that weed in a few simple steps.
Not sure who is out there to help? Visit our list of organisations to connect with, from government agencies through to community groups and research organisations.
2016
Taken from Australian Weeds Strategy (2017-2027)
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2016
Taken from Australian Weeds Strategy (2017-2027)
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2000
Taken from Australian Weeds Strategy (2017-2027)
1 minute read
2016
Taken from Australian Weeds Strategy (2017-2027)
1 minute read
2004
Department of the Environment and Heritage
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2004
Department of the Environment and Heritage
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2004
Department of the Environment and Heritage
2 minutes
2018
Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF)
5 mins
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