Invasive Biosecurity Matter Landholder Submission

Upon implementation of the Biosecurity Act 2014 on 1 July 2016, it is required that Charters Towers Regional Council must have a Local Government Biosecurity Plan for invasive biosecurity matter within the region. To assist with this process Council is looking to landholders to identify the species of highest concern locally. The information you provide in this submission will be used to determine priority catchments zones and identify high priority invasive pests within Councils jurisdiction.

Property Information

Property Name/Address *

Postal Address *

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Contact Person *

Phone Number *

Email Address *

Your property size *

Please indicate the invasive plants which are currently or have previously been found on your property.

Please indicate the invasive plants which are currently or have previously been found on your property. *

Please indicate if you are concerned about any plants on your property currently unidentified? *

Yes - I am already working on identification

Yes – I require assistance in identification and impacts

No - why? No - why?

Please indicate the invasive animals which are currently or have previously been found on your property. *

Parthenium	Chinee Apple	Prickly Acacia
Parkinsonia	Siam Weed	Gamba Grass
Sicklepod	Snake Weed	African Fountain Grass
Hymenachne	Navua Sedge	Grader Grass
Prickly Pear	Mother-of-millions	Calotrope
Bellyache Bush	Water Hyacinth	Rubber Vine
Harrisia Cactus	Leucaena	Noogoora Burr
Neem Tree	Cat's Claw Creeper	Lantana
Other Other

Wild dogs and dingoes	Rabbit	Feral Cats
Tilapia	Feral Pigs	Feral Deer (Chital)
Australian plague locust	European Fox	Feral Cattle
Yellow Crazy Ant	Yellow Wing Locust	Feral Goat
Other Other