Biosecurity
Animal welfare at Queensland rodeos
New requirements will apply from 1 January 2022 at rodeos to protect the welfare of animals.
Farm Check-In available now
Farm Check-In is a tool for visitors to help identify potential biosecurity risks and minimise the spread of pests and diseases when entering an agricultural property
Join us on Mission Biosecurity
Discover what biosecurity is, how it can impact our way of life and how we can all help protect our environment, community and economy from biosecurity baddies.
Management of retired racehorses
Queensland Government’s response to the independent inquiry
African swine fever
Take action now—prevent African swine fever
Biosecurity planning to protect your property
Anyone entering a property where animals are kept must comply with the property’s biosecurity management plan
Report sightings of exotic and invasive pests and diseases using our new online portal.
Please use the search box below if you are looking for Biosecurity related information.
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Animal biosecurity and welfare
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Plant biosecurity
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Invasive plants and animals
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Enhancing biosecurity capability and capacity in Queensland
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Biosecurity policy, legislation and regulation
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Biosecurity programs
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Information for local councils
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Dog breeder registration and standards
