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Varroa mite and other exotic pests are an ongoing biosecurity threat in WA. DPIRD is increasing its bee surveillance with sentinel hives at strategic locations, which are tested regularly, as well as surveillance of commercial hives.WA beekeepers are encouraged to be alert for signs of varroa mite and other exotic pests, and ensure they are registered with the department. See the BeeAware website for information on recommended Varroa mite surveillance procedures.  

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What can we do for you?

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  • Assist you with the identification of your Declared Pests

  • Work with you to consider your best control options

  • On-site and on-farm visits; trapping, baiting and spraying

  • Assist with developing strategic biosecurity management plans 

  • Provide access to best practice equipment, advice and training, subsidised chemicals, and control materials

  • Workshops, demonstrations, and field days

  • Free loan equipment

  • Advocate of your behalf with third parties regarding Declared Pest matters.

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"The BBI Management Committee and staff acknowledge the Noongar People, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.”

 
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Email : admin@bbisouthwest.org.au

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Call us on: 0455 522 750​​​

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Visit us at 104 Hampton Street, Bridgetown

Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm

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PO Box 945, Bridgetown 6255

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ABN:41668334552

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