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Staying Ahead of the Curve Pest management and innovation in an age of smaller government and fewer land managers Andreas Glanznig, Chief Executive Officer 2014 State Biosecurity Forum 4 December 2014 Invasive Animals Cooperative Research

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Andreas Glanznig, Chief Executive Officer 2014 State Biosecurity Forum

4 December 2014

Staying Ahead of the Curve

Pest management and innovation in an age of smaller government and fewer land managers

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IA CRC: integrated value chain

End-user/ cash investor End-user/ research provider Research provider Commercialiser End users

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IA CRC and the Biosecurity Continuum

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RHDV arrival with rabbit control: Broken Hill

2000 2012

Regeneration occurred during a period of drought !

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20 year RHD Boost Strategy

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RHD Boost: Evaluate new RHDVa strains

Increased genetic variability leads to increased virus mutation rate

RHDV
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Map adapted from ERIN, DEWHA 2008 High production agricultural areas Rabbit distribution RCV-A1 positive locations Critically endangered Golden Sun Critically endangered and endangered plants affects by rabbits moth affected by rabbits Endangered ecological communities affected by rabbits
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Juvenile carp swarm

Darling River, NSW, Sept. 2011

New carp biocontrol needed

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Release strategy: target carp spawning hotspots

Most ‘reproduction’ is concentrated in less than 20 major sites in the MDB

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Incursion response: new detection techniques to help eradicate foxes in Tasmania

DNA detection technique screened more than 11,000 fox scats

PCR DNA Test for foxes

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Tilapia only 3km from MDB

  • One of worst 100 global invaders
  • In 3 catchments; during floods

within 3 km of MDB

  • 50% of MDB at risk

Dead tilapia mass after eradication, Qld

Murray-Darling Basin

eDNA surveillance needed NOW

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40%

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Treasury Intergenerational Report

Source: IGR 2002, 2007, 2010
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Biosecurity Megatrend: Efficiency Era

  • Biosecurity investment not

keeping pace with growing challenges

  • Could limit ability to prevent

and respond to new incursions

  • Future environmental

biosecurity management at risk

  • Collaborations vital where

resources diminishing and capability dispersed

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Complexity

ulation

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Predator Free New Zealand

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Innovation

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Rabbit Agenda: Critical mass through a network

RHD Boost NSW DPI RHD Boost RHD Accelerator CSIRO National Rabbit Facilitator Vic DPI New biocontrol agent prospecting Primary Industries & Resources SA Canberra, New Zealand Rabbit Decision Support System NZ Landcare Research ACT ESD Melbourne Adelaide Sydney Canberra Orange RHD resistance model

  • Uni. of

Adelaide

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Pest Animal Mgt Innovation Evolution

CRC for Biological Control of Vertebrate Pest Populations (1992-1999)
  • 5 members
  • 3 species
  • One blue sky
technology: immunofertility

CRC for the Biological Control of Pest Animals (1999-2005)

  • 7 members
  • 3 species
  • immunofertility

Invasive Animals CRC (2005-2012)

  • 41 members
  • 8+ species
  • Balanced

portfolio of technologies

Invasive Animals CRC Extension (2012-2017)

  • 27 members
  • Focus on

platform technologies, and systems

Invasive Collaboration

(2017 +)

  • Focus for

collaborative invasive animals R&D

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Thank you

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