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We have identified a group of priority exotic and unwanted plant pests and diseases. These pose the greatest risk to our industries and environment.Explore our advice on these plant pests and diseases. See more about:how to keep these pests and diseases out of Australiawhere they come fromhow to…
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Access data on Australia's forests, by topic: Area of forestFire in forestsForest species and ecological communitiesIndigenous land and forestNative forestsPlantation forestsRegional Forest AgreementsRegional forestry profilesRegional Forestry Hubs boundariesTenure of forestsWood products…
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Australia – United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement
The Australia – United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement (A-UK FTA) has 10 new tariff free quotas for exports to the UK. The department will provide the management and administration of these quotas under the Export Control (Tariff Rate Quota – General)…
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Use the links below to access data and information reported for the two indicators of Criterion 3:Indicator 3.1a Scale and impact of agents and processes affecting forest health and vitality (2024) - updated October 2024.Indicator 3.1b Area of forest burnt by planned and unplanned fire (2024) -…
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21 June 201 1
245 Victoria Road
WANDIN North VIC 3139
Office of the Chief Executive
Biosecurity Australia
GPOBox 858
CANBERRA ACT 2601
RE: Proposed Importation of Apples Ii'om New Zealand.
We wish…
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Our Ref: DEP 1/1
Your Ref:
Enquiries: Jeremy Hubble
20 June 2011
SHIRE OF MANJIMUP
Cnr Rose & Brockman Streets
PO Box 1
Manjimup WA 6258
Tel: (08) 9771 7777
Office of the Chief Executive Fax: (…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly finding its way into many aspects of our lives. Now this revolutionary technology is being put to use to help protect Australia from one of the world’s worst invasive species – exotic invasive ants.Invasive ants are one of the most serious biosecurity…
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The full Exotic Environmental Pest List contains 168 exotic species, categorised into 8 biological groups. The 5-6 entries in each group with the highest biosecurity risk are included in a list of 42 species called the ‘higher-risk EEPL’. Explore these high-risk species on this page. …
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