National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy Implementation Plan

The principles of the National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy are to maximise efficiencies of surveillance efforts by integrating and connecting surveillance amongst stakeholders.

This integration will include development and use of diagnostic tools and triage networks, and surveillance which combines crop monitoring for established pests of production concern with surveillance for high priority exotic pests.
There are four program areas:

Improved partnerships through coordination and collaboration
Enhanced capability and capacity to undertake citrus biosecurity surveillance
Smart surveillance through risk assessment, tools and diagnostics to support detection of citrus pests
Improved capture and analysis of citrus pest surveillance data.

If you have any questions, please contact nspcoordinator@phau.com.au.

Author(s): Plant Health Australia and Citrus Australia

Published: 1 March, 2018

Date added: 20 March, 2024

National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy Implementation Plan

The principles of the National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy are to maximise efficiencies of surveillance efforts by integrating and connecting surveillance amongst stakeholders.

Keeping an eye on pests and how to report a suspect pest

1800 084 881

0800 80 99 66

National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy Implementation Plan

The principles of the National Citrus Biosecurity Surveillance Strategy are to maximise efficiencies of surveillance efforts by integrating and connecting surveillance amongst stakeholders.

Keeping an eye on pests and how to report a suspect pest

1800 084 881

0800 80 99 66

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