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From Invasive Species to Native Landscapes: The Role of Chemicals in Restoring Balance
Invasive species are one of the most significant challenges to the sustainability of Australia’s ecosystems. These aggressive invaders outcompete native plants, disrupt ecological processes, and de...

Aligning Policy with Practice: Guidelines for Sustainable Herbicide Use in Conservation Efforts
Conservation efforts are at the heart of protecting Australia’s natural heritage, from unique biodiversity to vital ecosystem services like water filtration and climate regulation. Yet, achieving c...

The Science of Timing: Maximising Herbicide Effectiveness in Ecosystem Restoration
Ecosystem restoration is a delicate process that requires precise planning and execution. Among the many tools available for managing invasive weeds and promoting native plant recovery, herbicides ...

Integrated Vegetation Management A Holistic Approach to Natural Area Recovery
Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) offers a holistic, science-based approach to restoring Australia’s natural areas. By combining chemical, mechanical, biological, and cultural methods, IVM add...

Beyond Weeds - How Herbicides Contribute to Soil Health and Regeneration Plantings
Discover how strategic herbicide use goes beyond weed control to support soil health and successful regeneration plantings. This blog explores how targeted applications can protect soil structure, ...

Herbicide Application in Riparian Zones: Protecting Waterways While Controlling Weeds
Invasive weeds pose a serious threat to Australia’s riparian zones—vital areas that support water quality, biodiversity, and erosion control. This blog explores how strategic, environmentally respo...

The Economics of Weed Control: Cost-Effective Herbicide Use in Regeneration Projects
Discover how strategic herbicide use can deliver cost-effective weed control in regeneration projects. This guide explores the economic value of ecosystems, the role of herbicides in restoring natu...

The IVM Project: Transforming Mown Vegetation Management
In the quest for more sustainable and efficient vegetation management practices, the Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) project, funded by HAL (Horticulture Innovation Australia Limited), has e...

The Role of Herbicides in Supporting Ecosystem Restoration: Strategic Tools for a Sustainable Future
Ecosystem restoration is essential for preserving Australia’s biodiversity and natural assets. Invasive weeds threaten these landscapes, disrupting native ecosystems and reducing habitat quality. S...