Invasive plants and animals
Invasive plants (weeds), animals and ants have significant economic, environmental and social impacts on Queenslanders.
Biosecurity Queensland works closely with local governments, communities and other stakeholders to minimise these impacts.
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Invasive animals
A-Z list of pest animals, impacts and how to manage pest animals on your property, prohibited pets, pest ants, marine pests, the Queensland feral pest initiative and more
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Invasive plants (weeds)
Invasive plants can have significant economic, environmental and social impacts on Queenslanders
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Invasive ants
Biosecurity Queensland are making efforts to eradicate fire ants, electric ants and yellow crazy ants in Queensland
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Invasive freshwater animals
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Marine pests
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Managing invasive plants, animals and ants on your property
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Pest mapping
Information on animal and weed annual distribution maps, the spatial pest attribute standard,strategy zones, and predictive pest maps within Queensland
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Invasive plants and animals research
Invasive plant and animal research activities in Queensland
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Pest risk assessments
Invasive plants and animals risk assessments that help decide declaration requirements, increase understanding, and review current information
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Pest management planning
Planning is essential for effective pest management
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Invasive plants (weeds) and animal education
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Invasive plant and animal publications
Weed, pest animal, pest management, bio-control, chemical control, and wild dog facts in fact sheets produced by Biosecurity Queensland
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Queensland Feral Pest Initiative
The Queensland Feral Pest Initiative is to support wild dog, feral cat and other weed and pest animal management projects