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NOOSA BIOSECURITY PLAN 2026-2031 · Attachment 2 - Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2026 draft for stakeholder review
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Table 4.2. Prevention species management measures
Reasonable and practicable measures for prevention of invasive plants and animals
Aim Measure
Awareness Be aware of ‘prevention’ species for Noosa Shire.
Have any unfamiliar species formally identified.
Surveillance and Carry out area/property surveillance activities / targeted inspections,
early detection For plants, prioritise introduction pathways such as roads, stockyards,
and watering points
Prevent For invasive plants:
introduction Carry out hygiene procedures on vehicles, machinery and clothing
including wash downs, brush downs, visual inspections and quarantine.
Spell stock in holding areas when moved from high-risk areas.
Source stock feed, garden/landscaping products from low-risk areas or
request a weed hygiene declaration.
For invasive animals:
Check any purchased animals are not listed under the Biosecurity Act
2014
Notification Invasive species listed as prohibited or restricted category 2 matter
under Biosecurity Act 2014 reported to Biosecurity Queensland on 13 25
23.
All ‘prevention’ invasive species to be reported to Noosa Council on 07
5329 6500.
Distribution No ‘prevention’ invasive plants may be grown, kept, sold, traded, given
away, or released into the environment.
Control Undertake control actions under the direction of Biosecurity Queensland
and/or Council.
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