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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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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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Engage

There are all sorts of ways that you can get involved and take action on weeds.

You can follow our helpful hints and minimise the spread of weeds, you can use our WeedScan plant identification application, and you can explore our Community Invasives Action website for information on how to engage with your community and raise awareness on weeds.

Help find high priority weeds with WeedScan

WeedScan allows users to identify priority weeds and provides links to the latest management information.

WeedScan is powered by an AI model trained by the CSIRO and field tested across Australia by scientists, farmers, community groups, agronomists, rangers, weeds and natural resource management officers.

Learn how to engage your community on weeds

Weed problems are also ‘people’ problems. If you want to raise awareness of weeds in your community, check out our Community Invasives Action website where you will find plenty of information on how to plan, coordinate and implement community-led action.

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Community coordination is a key to effective weed management