Invasive species

The Eurobodalla Shire, like many other parts of Australia, suffers from introduced pests. These pests impact significantly upon our local biodiversity and can also significantly impact upon our local agricultural systems.

Feral animals are considered to be threatening our local ecosystems and agricultural communities. These feral animals are controlled where possible according to local management plans and/or flora and fauna recovery plans. Eurobodalla Shire partners with other agencies and landowners, to protect species that are threatened.

South coast weeds

Find out about different species of weeds on the South Coast and what to do about them. This page also contains details about Council's weed inspection program.

Indian Myna control program

Learn about the Indian Myna, why it's considered a pest and what's being done to control their numbers in the Eurobodalla.

Rabbit control

Council monitors rabbit populations on Council land, but does not have this authority for privately-held land. Council's rabbit control program is scheduled from 2019 to 2022.

Contact us

Council’s invasive fauna control program is run by our Invasive Species Team:

T: 02 4474 1000
E: Council.