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Using detector dogs to locate Alligator Weed in the field
In this month's episode we learn about the highly invasive alligator weed on the North Coast, and the role detector dogs play in locating the plant in the field.
If you think you've found alligator weed, contact your local control authority: Rous County Council from the Tweed to the Richmond Valley, or your local council from the Clarence LGA south.
You can also report weeds to the NSW DPI Invasive Plants and Animals Enquiry Line:
P: 1800 680 244
For more information on the NSW DPI Weedwise app, visit https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/weeds/nsw-weedwise-app
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By NSW North Coast Local Land ServicesIn this month's episode we learn about the highly invasive alligator weed on the North Coast, and the role detector dogs play in locating the plant in the field.
If you think you've found alligator weed, contact your local control authority: Rous County Council from the Tweed to the Richmond Valley, or your local council from the Clarence LGA south.
You can also report weeds to the NSW DPI Invasive Plants and Animals Enquiry Line:
P: 1800 680 244
For more information on the NSW DPI Weedwise app, visit https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/weeds/nsw-weedwise-app
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.