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Weeds and Pests

Seedlings vs Weedlings

Seedlings vs Weedlings

Weeds can be treated in any growth stage, yet the most resource effective and environmentally efficient time to treat or remove weeds is at the seedling stage. Requiring less energy … Continue reading Seedlings vs Weedlings

What are Foxes eating in SEQ?

What are Foxes eating in SEQ?

Feral animals are a compelling topic for most Australian conservationists. I am always intrigued by the diversity of experiences and opinions out there. It is safe to say that the … Continue reading What are Foxes eating in SEQ?

Native vs. Weedy Commelinas

Native vs. Weedy Commelinas

Commelinas are a group of groundcover herbs commonly referred to as dayflowers due to the fact that the delicate flowers only last a day or so. In south-east Queensland (SEQ) … Continue reading Native vs. Weedy Commelinas

Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Many Land for Wildlife members not only love the bush but are also avid gardeners. For those of us that live in a bushland setting, our gardens grow immediately adjacent … Continue reading Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Weed Control Tools

Weed Control Tools

For every labour intensive task there seems to be clever folk among us who will conjure up a new tool to make the job easier. As more people tackle weeds … Continue reading Weed Control Tools

Madeira Vine and Cat’s Claw Creeper: Biocontrol on the Sunshine Coast

Madeira Vine and Cat’s Claw Creeper: Biocontrol on the Sunshine Coast

What’s the first image that pops into your head when I say the words ‘biological control’? I can almost guarantee that it’s the Cane Toad. Cane Toads were introduced from … Continue reading Madeira Vine and Cat’s Claw Creeper: Biocontrol on the Sunshine Coast

Lantana weed profile noxious weed or great habitat?

Lantana weed profile noxious weed or great habitat?

Lantana camara is possibly the most widespread weed in southeast Queensland (SEQ); very few rural properties can claim a lantana-free status. It covers an estimated four million hectares of eastern … Continue reading Lantana weed profile noxious weed or great habitat?

Salvinia: Winning the war, one boom at a time

Salvinia: Winning the war, one boom at a time

Article and photos by Leanne Field Land for Wildlife member Blackstone, Ipswich

Weed profile – Mexican Bean Tree

Weed profile – Mexican Bean Tree

Mexican Bean Tree (Cecropia peltata) photos taken by City of Gold Coast Pest Management Officers. We often think of our Land for Wildlife members as bush regenerators, working tirelessly to … Continue reading Weed profile – Mexican Bean Tree

Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

Nest boxes are a great way to increase the number of hollows and therefore the number of hollow dependant animals using your property. Installing them does require some maintenance, as … Continue reading Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

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