Weeds of National Significance
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cabomba | Chilean needle grass | gorse | hymenachne | lantana | mesquite | mimosa
Parkinsonia | parthenium weed | pond apple | prickly acacia | rubber vine | salvinia
serrated tussock | willows



Funding Priorities

National Management Map


Lantana
Weed Spread &
Management Actions
2009

(pdf - 317kb)

    NEW!!Community Consultation - Draft National Plan to Protect Environmental Assets from Lantana

    The Draft National Plan to Protect Environmental Assets from Lantana aims to establish a national framework to guide and coordinate Australia’s response to lantana invasion in native ecosystems by identifying the research, management and other actions needed to ensure the long-term survival of native species and ecological communities affected by the invasion of lantana. The plan is also designed to enable the allocation of management funds to areas of greatest need; and through the implementation of a triage process, ensure investment at sites where weed management alone is likely to result in the protection of species at risk.

    The National Lantana Management Group is seeking public comment on the draft document to ensure it addresses its stated aims and is supported by the broader community. We welcome both positive and negative feedback.

    Download the draft plan.

    Comments on the plan can be made until 12th June, 2009. Please use this electronic submission form to provide your comments.

Potential Distribution Map

Lantana Control and Management Manual

Review of Progress Against the Strategic Plan.(pdf - 159kb)

National Coordinator

Documents and Resources

National Strategy download (pdf 830kB)

Comments Requested

You are encouraged to provide ongoing comments on the strategy to the National Contact.

Please use the form below for your contribution as it will be forwarded directly to the National contact.

We have requested a small amount of personal information, which will enable comments to be considered, against the background of you the contributor. It is particularly important for you to tell us if you are representing the views of an organisation or group of people. This will also allow the National Contact to contact you if they need clarification or further information.

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