From carp, rabbits and ants through the full catalogue of weeds, we're using a range of methods to tackle invasive pests.
CSIRO has a long and successful history of using biological control agents as a cornerstone of sustainable management programs for weeds of national significance, such as Paterson's curse and prickly pear.
Biological control of weeds is a long-term solution that is most effective when part of an integrated weed management approach.
The weed Parkinsonia forms impenetrable thickets, decreases productivity of pastoral rangelands and competes with native plants. New biocontrol agents may help manage severe infestations across northern Australia.