Unprecedented biosecurity response hopes to tackle wood-boring beetle outbreak
It is only the size of a sesame seed but a tiny beetle that has entered Australia could change the way our cities look.
It is only the size of a sesame seed but a tiny beetle that has entered Australia could change the way our cities look.
Australia is renowned for its native flora and fauna, but did you know the continent is also home to about 3,000 “alien” species of animals, plants, fungi and microbes?
Scientists have launched a new weapon in the fight to keep cane toads from reaching the Pilbara, in north-west WA.
Fire ants have crossed the Queensland–NSW border for the first time since the infestation of the invasive species began, with the potential to devastate Australia’s natural environment and agriculture industry.
Here we take a closer look at some pests and diseases we need to keep out at all costs, to protect our biodiversity.
Right now in Tasmania’s south a group of queen bumblebees are sporting the very latest in insect fashion.
In the battle of the rats, our humble Aussie bush rat has successfully pushed out and held off the much larger black rat at North Head Sanctuary in Sydney.
Australians have been urged to keep an eye out for invasive, disease-carrying giant snails with a huge appetite for over 500 plant species.
You’ve heard about the murder hornets in the USA but what about Australia’s own aggressive wasp?