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Sunshine Coast, QLD counters growth of invasive species with Pest Plants Surveillance Program

Sunshine Coast, QLD Pest Plants Surveillance Program

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Council leaders sought improved adherence to a 2014 state law requiring property owners to control invasive plants. Sunshine Coast will send teams to inspect properties of 4,000 square meters or more during the one-year pilot. Each inspection includes an assessment of current mitigation measures and sample collection for further research. Property owners receive resources like a mobile app and identification sheets to support their efforts.

Environmental Services Resiliency Pilot / POC Inspections

Sunshine Coast, QLD

Regional council in Queensland

Australia

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Surveillance Program (Pest Plants)

Biosecurity Act 2014 | Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Queensland

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