Help Stop the Spread of Arum Lily – A Declared Pest Plant

Are you a landholder in the Shires of Capel or Harvey, or the Cities of Bunbury or Busselton or just an interested community member?

Join us for a practical workshop offering free support to help you manage Arum Lily on your property.

Why It Matters:
Arum Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) is a highly invasive, fast-spreading weed that poses a serious threat to native vegetation, biodiversity, and agricultural land. It forms dense monocultures that outcompete native plants, destroy natural habitats and reduce pasture productivity. The plant is also toxic to most livestock, pets and humans.

Under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007, landholders are responsible for controlling this declared pest on their properties.

Whether you're just getting started or continuing control efforts, this workshop offers:

Expert advice tailored to your property
Access to free herbicide
Equipment loan
Subsidies to support control of larger infestations

Take action this season—control Arum Lily effectively and safely with the support available to you.

For more information: www.lbginc.org.au | 0477 049 967

Four LGAs, One Weed is a State NRM grant-funded Arum Lily Control program to support private landholders within the Shires of Capel and Harvey and the Cities of Bunbury & Busselton.