Centre for Invasive Species Solutions

The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions is dedicated to working with Australia's foremost researchers to explore the advantages of managing invasive species and understanding their impacts on the environment, native animals, and primary production. Located in Bruce, ACT, with a primary address at Building 22, University Drive South, University of Canberra, ACT 2617, AU, the Centre focuses on creating solutions that improve the detection and monitoring of invasive species. These solutions are crucial for informing authorities' responses to new incursions and controlling pest animals effectively.

The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions is committed to developing research pipelines that foster the creation of new genetic and biocontrol technologies. This forward-thinking approach ensures that innovative tools and strategies are available to manage and mitigate the effects of invasive species. Furthermore, the Centre translates complex scientific findings into practical information, directly informing the management of pest animals and weeds. This practical approach helps to bridge the gap between research and on-the-ground application.

Through the efforts of the National Wild Dog Management Coordinator and the National Feral Cat and Fox Management Coordinator, the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions drives community adoption of best practices, tools, and technologies. This collaborative approach enhances the effectiveness of invasive species management across the region. We invite the management of the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions to create a customized and exclusive company showcase and product listing on our platform, to further highlight their contributions and solutions.