Stay ahead of emerging biosecurity threats.
Join BARB and the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) Incident team from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) for a targeted workshop designed for practitioners and managers to build awareness and preparedness for PSHB before it reaches the east coast.
Gain practical insights, early response strategies, and the knowledge needed to protect your landscapes, collections, and communities.
This is the first workshop of a series and will cover the following:
Management Planning
- How to plan for effective, long-term PSHB management
- Steps and considerations in developing a management plan
- Forms the foundation of all other workshops to follow
Prevention & Risk Reduction
- How to reduce risks of PSHB spread through proactive planning, informed decision making, and responsible management
- Explore principles of risk reduction
- Understanding environmental factors and how they inform on risk mitigation and planning
For any question, please reach out to Chelsea Payne, BARB Acting Chair. chelsea.payne@dbca.wa.gov.au