Small Ants - Big Problem - Our Newest Campaign
helping residents and contractors understand how invasive ants spread
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This campaign is not replacing existing treatment programs.
Professional treatment remains important but, long-term success depends on preventing new infestations.
By learning a few simple practices, we can protect our patch, our properties, our businesses, our lifestyle and the unique wildlife of the Wet Tropics.
Every resident and contractor can help stop the spread.
Find out how by REGISTERING below for YOUR FREE video or training course to protect your patch, protect our patch.
Professional treatment remains important but, long-term success depends on preventing new infestations.
By learning a few simple practices, we can protect our patch, our properties, our businesses, our lifestyle and the unique wildlife of the Wet Tropics.
Every resident and contractor can help stop the spread.
Find out how by REGISTERING below for YOUR FREE video or training course to protect your patch, protect our patch.
Protect your patch - your business, your clients and your reputation.
The course covers:
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Protect your patch - your home, your garden, your lifestyle, your pets and our local wildlife.
Register to receive a free short video explaining:
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Invasive ants remain one of the most significant environmental threats facing our community.
For more than ten years, local volunteers and specialist treatment teams have worked hard to reduce their spread. Significant progress has been made, but new infestations are still being discovered.
For more than ten years, local volunteers and specialist treatment teams have worked hard to reduce their spread. Significant progress has been made, but new infestations are still being discovered.
Most new infestations occur when ants are accidentally moved by people, in soil, machinery, mulch, equipment and plants.
