Weed management
Declared and environmental weed control with treatment records.
Biosecurity services in Victoria.
We help projects in Victoria keep weeds, pest animals and pathogens under control, with field crews, hygiene inspections and records that meet the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994.
Services in Victoria
Choose a service to see what is included, or talk to us about combining them.
Pest animal control
Feral pig, wild dog, fox, cat and rabbit programs with monitoring.
Vehicle and plant hygiene inspections
Arrival and departure inspections with a record for every item.
Washdown supervision
Washdown bays supervised, checked and recorded.
Pathogen hygiene
Chytrid, Phytophthora and H5 bird flu protocols and checks.
Biosecurity management plans
Site-specific biosecurity, weed and pest management plans.
Weed surveys, surveillance and mapping
Baseline surveys, scheduled surveillance and GIS mapping.
Site biosecurity inductions and training
Inductions and toolbox talks on hygiene, weeds and reporting.
Working across Victoria
We support transmission, renewables, road and rail projects, with hygiene and weed control planned around the declared species for each catchment.
- Melbourne
- Geelong
- Ballarat
- Bendigo
- Latrobe Valley
Tell us about the job.
Send the site, the work program and any approval conditions. We will confirm the scope, crew and price before anything is booked.
- Site location and footprint
- Proposed dates and work program
- Approval conditions and existing plans
Biosecurity law in Victoria
The Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 applies. Landowners have responsibilities for declared noxious weeds and established pest animals on their land, and the law restricts moving declared species and contaminated material.
Project approvals and client procedures may add further conditions. We check them for each job.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have crews available in Victoria?
Send the site, dates and scope. We confirm crew availability, travel and inductions before agreeing a start date.
Which biosecurity law applies in Victoria?
The Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994. Landowners have responsibilities for declared noxious weeds and established pest animals on their land, and the law restricts moving declared species and contaminated material.
Can you combine inspections, weed control and pest control?
Yes. Many projects book hygiene inspections, weed control and monitoring together under one quote, which keeps travel and reporting costs down.