Weed Management and Biosecurity

Weed Management starts with all of us

We all have a role to play in protecting the Southern Highlands from invasive weeds. By working together, Council, landholders, and the community can stop weeds from spreading and damaging our environment, farms, and local economy. Weeds don’t just spoil landscapes; they compete with native plants, reduce biodiversity, threaten agriculture, and cost communities time and money. Stopping them early is the most effective way to protect our land, waterways, and livelihoods.