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Layer: Cleandown location (10)

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Description: This represents Washdown facilities in Queensland. Numerous clean-down facilities have been built across Queensland for cleaning vehicles and machinery to help to stop the spread of weeds and thir reproductive materials. Relevant details about these facilities are also provided. This Web Feature Service allows users to add, update and modify information about facilities available throughout the state.

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2021

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Layer: Barrier fence (20)

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Layer: Wild dog barrier fence (21)

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Description: This linear feature class describes the location of the wild dog barrier and check fences. It is described under the Biosecurity Act 2014.

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Copyright Text: Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

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Layer: Wild dog check fence (23)

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Description: This linear feature class describes the location of the wild dog barrier and check fences. It is described under the Biosecurity Act 2014.

Copyright Text: Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

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Layer: Rabbit fence (24)

Parent Layer: Barrier fence

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Description: This linear feature class describes the location of the rabbit fence in south eastern Queensland. It is described under the Biosecurity Act 2014.

Copyright Text: Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

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Layer: Darling Downs Moreton rabbit district (25)

Parent Layer: Barrier fence

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Description: This dataset spatially describes the operational area of the Darling Downs - Moreton Rabbit Board (DDMRB) under the Biosecurity Act Qld (2014).The Darling Downs rabbit district includes parts of Toowoomba Regional Council, Western Downs Regional Council and Southern Downs Regional Council. Prior to the local government amalgamations in 2008, the Darling Downs rabbit district comprised the areas of Warwick, Jondaryan, Rosalie, Crows Nest, Toowoomba, Millmerran, Clifton, Cambooya, Pittsworth, Wambo, Chinchilla, Murilla and Dalby. The internal boundaries of the Darling Downs section of the dataset retain the pre-amalgamation boundaries.The Moreton rabbit district includes all of Gold Coast City Council, Ipswich City Council, Logan City Council, Lockyer Valley Regional Council and Scenic Rim Regional Council areas. The internal boundaries of Moreton rabbit district follow the current local government boundaries.The external boundary is described as follows: Starting in the south-east corner of Queensland, the boundary follows current local government boundaries along the Queensland - NSW border, including Gold Coast City, Scenic Rim and Southern Downs, until reaching the Queensland rabbit fence along the south-western border of the Southern Downs Regional council. It then follows the rabbit fence north-westwards until it reaches the end of the fence. The boundary then follows the pre-amalgamation Local Government boundaries of Chinchilla and Murilla, then follows the northern to north-eastern boundaries of the current Western Downs Regional boundary until it reaches the boundary of the Toowoomba Regional Council. On the north-eastern side of Toowoomba Regional council, the boundary follows the metes and bounds described under the (repealed) Rural Lands Protection Act 1985: "the parishes of Rosalie and Milton, by the north-eastern and northern boundaries of the parish of Goombungee, by the northern and the north-eastern boundaries of the parish of Douglas, by the eastern boundary of the parish of Geham to the Shire of Gatton". The boundary then follows current local government boundaries of Lockyer Valley, Ipswich, Logan and Gold Coast back to the south-east corner of Queensland.

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries) 2021

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Layer: Biosecurity zones (30)

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Layer: Asian honey bee known infested area (35)

Parent Layer: Biosecurity zones

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Description: This is the spatial representation of the part of northern Queensland where AHB Java genotype is known to exist as declared on 15 May 2023. It is identified as the Asian Honey Bee Known Infested Area (KIA), It is geographically defined by line drawings connecting the outermost confirmed AHB Java genotype detection locations. Localities are used as the defining boundaries. The KIA is expected to change over time.

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2023

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Layer: Banana pest (40)

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Description: The Northern and Southern banana biosecurity zone dataset is the spatial representation of the Northern banana biosecurity zone and Southern banana biosecurity zone as declared under the Biosecurity Act 2014.The Northern banana biosecurity zone is the legislative boundaries where movement restrictions apply to restrict the spread of pests and diseases within the state. It is established as a biosecurity zone for banana pests.The Southern banana biosecurity zone is the legislative boundaries where movement restrictions apply to restrict the spread of pests and diseases within the state. It is established as a biosecurity zone for bunchy top.Additional Information: The Northern Banana Biosecurity Zone along with the Southern Banana Biosecurity Zone replace all Banana pest quarantine areas which were repealed on 1 July 2016 following the introduction of the Biosecurity Act 2014.

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2023

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Layer: Far Northern pests (45)

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Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2023

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Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2020

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Description: Native to southern Africa, African boxthorn is a spiny shrub introduced to Australia in the mid 1800s as a hedge plant. It has since spread to pastures, neglected areas, roadsides, railways and waterways. African boxthorn produces dense, spiny thickets that can form impenetrable barriers to stock and people.

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Description: Native to parts of Africa and Asia, African fountain grass is a densely tufted perennial grass. Young specimens are ornamental and have previously been planted in gardens and along roadsides in Queensland. African fountain grass is highly invasive and can compete with pasture and native plants. It is a serious weed in California and Hawaii, where it has invaded dry, hot sites.

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Description: Native to tropical Africa, African tulip tree is a fast-growing evergreen tree. African tulip trees are sometimes planted as ornamentals or street trees. It is known to infest disturbed rainforest, where it out-competes native vegetation.

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Description: Native to South America, alligator weed is a perennial plant that grows on land in damp soil, or on water as dense floating mats. Alligator weed affects water flow, water quality, native plants and native animals, and has major economic and social impacts. Alligator weed poses an extreme threat to waterways, wetlands and irrigated crop lands from Cape York to Queensland's southern border.

Copyright Text: © State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2021

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Description: Native to South America, broadleaved pepper tree is a large, spreading tree. In Australia, it has escaped gardens and invaded coastal dune lands, wetlands and streambanks. It also out-competes and replaces native grasses used in grazing, and can harbour mango black spot disease and witches' broom diseases that affect citrus. Broadleaved pepper tree is common in many habitats in South East Queensland and in the mid-north coast region of New South Wales.

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Description: Native to northern Mexico, bunny ears cactus or golden bristle cactus is a dense shrub that is currently targeted for eradication in Queensland. In high-risk parts of the state, Biosecurity Queensland and local governments have been helping landholders to remove bunny ears cactus to stop its spread. If left unchecked, bunny ears cactus has the potential to spread over considerable areas of Queensland. A closely related species, prickly pear (Opuntia stricta), invaded 24 million hectares in Queensland and New South Wales by 1924, in many cases making land worthless.

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Description: Native to North and South America, cabomba is a fully submerged aquatic plant, originally introduced to Australia as an aquarium plant. Cabomba is an aggressive perennial that can form dense canopies below the water surface. Infestations displace native plants and animals, affect water quality, and impede recreational water users. While 5 species of cabomba are recognised, only 1 of these, Cabomba caroliniana, is known to be naturalised in Australia. All other Cabomba species are prohibited invasive plants and sightings of these must be reported to Biosecurity Queensland within 24 hours.

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Description: Native to tropical America (from the mountains of Texas to the mountains of Mexico, Ecuador and Peru), candyleaf is a perennial plant that bears clusters of white flowers. Candyleaf has not been regarded as a weed overseas, but dense stands in north Queensland suggest that it may have invasive potential, particularly on open disturbed sites.

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Description: Native to south and South-East Asia, pennata wattle or cha-om is a prickly shrub. It can be confused with the native species Senegalia albizioides and a near-threatened, native climbing and prickly subspecies Senegalia pennata subspecies kerriiI. It forms dense, thorny thickets, invades natural ecosystems and could invade pastures.

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Description: Native to tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America, lantana is a heavily branched shrub that can grow as compact clumps, dense thickets, and scrambling and climbing vines. It can smother native vegetation and form impenetrable stands. Lantana covers 5 million hectares throughout most coastal and hinterland areas of Australia, from north Queensland to southern New South Wales and including the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Lantana could also spread to Victoria.

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Description: Native to Brazil, water hyacinth was introduced to Australia in the early 1900s as an aquatic ornamental plant. Water hyacinth is a major pest of creeks, rivers and dams. It chokes wetlands and waterways, killing native wildlife and interfering with recreational use. All other Eichhornia species are prohibited invasive plants and sightings of these must be reported to Biosecurity Queensland within 24 hours.

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Description: Water lettuce is a free-floating plant aquatic weed found in tropical countries worldwide, although with no clear country of origin. Water lettuce was introduced to Australia as an aquarium and water-garden plant. It rapidly forms dense infestations that cover the surface of entire rivers, dams and irrigation channels. It affects water flow, damages native ecosystems, and impedes recreational use of water bodies.

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Description: Native to tropical America, yellow bells is a densely branched shrub with yellow flowers. It readily invades native bushland and roadsides.

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