Resources

This completely revised version of The Australian Handbook for the Identification of Fruit Flies was compiled by diagnosticians for diagnosticians using some of the latest research outcomes and resources available.

Fruit Fly Identification Australia is a hub of information to assist in the accurate identification of fruit fly species that occur within Australia and species that are not present within Australia but pose the most significant threat to horticultural industries.

MyPestGuide CropScout is an application designed to assist growers, consultants and other field technicians apply spray thresholds for pests in crops.

Growers and the general community can now use their smartphone and tablet devices to identify and report pests and diseases in their grapevines.

The Botanic Gardens Biosecurity Network provides practical information and advice to staff of botanic gardens, community interest groups and members of the public to develop awareness, knowledge and skills to contribute to general biosecurity surveillance activities.

Field guide and pest identification app.

Volume 22, Issue 1, January 2020.

The glossary aims to increase clarity and consistency in the use and understanding of terms and definitions for plant health surveillance in Australia. The glossary has been developed by the Surveillance Strategy Working Group that sits under the Subcommittee on National Plant Health Surveillance.

The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is an international agreement that was implemented in 1993.

iMapPESTS: Sentinel Surveillance for Agriculture. A project to improve plant pest management through cross industry deployment of smart sensors, diagnostics and forecasting.