This factsheet is for general information purposes and is not legal advice. Important legal details have been omitted to provide a brief overview of this area of the law. If you require legal advice relating to your particular circumstances you should contact the EDO or your...
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Report based on a study tour of sites near Bollon, Cunnamulla, Eulo,
Toompine, Quilpie, and Mitchell
6–9 June 1994
A. J. Koch, Drought and Rural Development, DPI;
W. J. Bryant, J. G. Herbert, A. D. Muller, and H. J. Gray
Resource Management, DNR (South Region)...
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In the past year, our team of scientists has continued to make significant progress in delivering innovative, quality research for improved management of Queensland’s weeds and pest animals. Key achievements from our four research programs are outlined
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The impacts of introduced predators including wild dogs, the European Red Fox and the feral cat cost the Australian community in excess of 60 million dollars annually through stock losses and control programmes. These figures however don’t take into account the emotional...
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Booringa Shire's Pest Management Plan 2005-2009 has been developed for the benefit of the entire community. The expertise of many local stakeholders (including local and state government agencies, industry groups, environmental representatives, community groups and...
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The Bulloo Shire like all areas has introduced pest plants and feral animals. The Bulloo Shire is fortunate with controllable infestations of weeds, however there is a possibility for this to change with large infestation of weeds in the upper catchments of the Bulloo and Cooper...
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This Pest Management Plan will clearly detail the course of action the Murweh Shire Council intends to take over the next four (4) years (2005-2009) with regard to the control of declared plants and animal pests. Itill prioritise resources to ensure that time and money is spent...
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The aim of the Paroo Shire's Pest Management Plan is to rationally plan and prioritise resources to ensure that time and money is spent on those pests where work will be most effective. The Paroo Pest and Stock Route Committee believe this plan will increase public awareness...
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This report reviews the impact of environmental weeds on biodiversity values and assesses the techniques used in various quantitative studies. It provides a standardised methodology incorporating experimental design and data analysis options that address the above questions....
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A national strategy for weed management in Australia; developed by the Australian Weeds Committee for the Natural Resource Management Ministerial Council.
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Edited by J.M. Cullen, D.T. Briese, D.J. Kriticos, W.M. Lonsdale, L. Morin and J.K. Scott.
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The 2006 February issue of SCIENCE for DECISIONMAKERS, written by David Cunningham, Leanne Brown, Gemma Woldendorp and Mary Bomford.
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