Strategy Documents
Have you seen the Queensland Biosecurity Strategy 2024-2029?
Check it out by clicking either the Strategy or the summary images below.
National Biosecurity Week (24-30 August) is a timely reminder for Queensland businesses to review or develop a biosecurity plan. Chief Biosecurity Officer Dr Rachel Chay is encouraging business owners to consider how pest and disease outbreaks could affect their operations and take practical steps to manage risks. A biosecurity plan helps identify potential threats, improve preparedness, and protect businesses, industries and Queensland's environment.
Biosecurity challenges vary significantly across Queensland, shaped by diverse environmental, social and economic conditions. To support a shared understanding, Biosecurity Queensland has developed North, Central and South Regional Biosecurity Profiles. These provide region-specific insights into how pests and diseases may emerge, move and impact communities, industries and environments, supporting collaboration across Queensland’s biosecurity system.
Over the past year, Biosecurity Queensland has strengthened efforts to safeguard the state through increased awareness, education and response preparedness. Two new reports highlight progress under the Awareness and Education and Response Readiness frameworks, showcasing key initiatives, outcomes and ongoing work to protect Queensland’s industries, environment and communities.
Have you seen the Queensland Biosecurity Strategy 2024-2029?
Check it out by clicking either the Strategy or the summary images below.