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The Peri-Urban Environmental Biosecurity Network (PEBN) connects experts in environmental biosecurity with peri-urban communities in NSW so they can work together to protect their environment from the impact of exotic pests and diseases.

They're not pretty, they're poisonous, they're a pest and they're in more of our neighbourhoods than ever. Here's what c...
29/01/2024

They're not pretty, they're poisonous, they're a pest and they're in more of our neighbourhoods than ever. Here's what can you do to make your yard less attractive to cane toads. 🐸🐸🐸 Hunter Small Farms Hunter Region Botanic Gardens

Here's what you can do to prevent cane toads from making themselves at home on your property and how to humanely euthanase any you do find in your garden.

NSW Primary School Teachers get ahead in your planning for next year's activities with the resources developed by the NS...
18/12/2023

NSW Primary School Teachers get ahead in your planning for next year's activities with the resources developed by the NSW Department of Primary Industries Schools Program on the (RIFA). With the new incursion in northern NSW, this is a timely exercise for students to get involved in some citizen science. 🐜🐜🐜

The new incursion of Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA) into northern NSW is causing a lot of concern. The current situation is reported on the NSW DPI website (https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/insect-pests/fire-ants).

Anyone bringing organic mulch, compost, growing media, manure, soil, hay, straw, chaff, silage, potted plants, turf, agr...
15/12/2023

Anyone bringing organic mulch, compost, growing media, manure, soil, hay, straw, chaff, silage, potted plants, turf, agricultural equipment, earth moving equipment, sand, gravel, chitters, coal fines, coal stone, overburden and decomposed granite into NSW from Queensland must comply with the NSW Biosecurity (Fire Ant) Emergency Order (No 3) 2023. Find out more

Anyone bringing organic mulch, compost, growing media, manure, soil, hay, straw, chaff, silage, potted plants, turf, agricultural equipment, earth moving equipment, sand, gravel, chitters, coal fines, coal stone, overburden and decomposed granite into NSW from Queensland must comply with the NSW Bio...

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