IDENTIFICATION
Did you spot something that you think might be an invasive plant? Use our FREE identification service to quickly find out.

We control these common water weeds to ensure rivers, streams, ponds and reservoirs are kept free of infestation that can affect water quality and reduce flow.
Often invasive aquatic weeds are introduced without the controls that keep them in check in their home waters, which also creates an imbalance. When this happens invasive water weeds can:
Regular treatment or removal of aquatic weeds or pond weeds is the most effective method available to reduce plant growth without damaging the environment. Additionally, but not to be ignored is the impact on the economy as the cost of control runs into hundreds of thousands per year. These invasive aquatic plants need to be controlled!
Struggling with a neighbour’s bamboo spreading into your garden? Learn how to remove encroaching bamboo, prevent regrowth, and protect your property from invasive plants.
Peatlands are critical carbon sinks. Discover how innovative local management is securing these vital ecosystems for our climate future.