A new feature of the popular Centre for Invasive Species Solutions FeralScan digital community surveillance program, DeerScan, has had more than 1,700...
The National Biosecurity Committee through the Environment and Invasives Committee (the NBCs sectoral committee responsible for environmental biosecurity oversight) has recently appointed...
A new smart-phone sized technology to quickly sequence DNA is being tested by University of Canberra researchers, through the Centre for Invasive...
When does clean, really mean clean when it comes to purchasing a second-hand machine?
The $25 million project to repair South Australia’s ailing dog fence and restore pastoralists faith in their future is underway.
Professor Don Hine and Dr Lynette McLeod are currently leading one of our Centre’s key behaviour change projects looking at how we...
In the most comprehensive investigation to date, Australian scientists have declared that wild dogs in urban areas carry a range of parasites...
With the number of pest and disease threats that could enter our country rapidly growing, biosecurity champions from across Australia, New Zealand,...
Changing behaviour using effective interventions
The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) is honoured to receive one of the Australian Governments’ top biosecurity awards for its role...