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Exotic pest risk real and rising in Australia – report.

A recently completed analysis of Australia’s national forest industry biosecurity programs has revealed exotic pests are a real and rising risk to Australian plantations and native forests – and that the right investments in prevention and mitigation pay off.

Media Release:
mr_biosecurity_report_FINAL_002.pdf

Posted Date: July 23, 2017

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