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SA 14 - Develop a robust evidence base to assess county-wide biosecurity vulnerabilities

Code
SA 14
Supporting action
Develop a robust evidence base to assess county-wide biosecurity vulnerabilities
Description
Biosecurity relates to actions aimed at preventing the introduction or spread of harmful organisms outside of their typical native range. Data input from a wide variety of stakeholders will be important to develop a robust evidence base of the key species, pests or pathogens presenting the highest threat to the county’s biosecurity.
Links to additional information and guidance

https://nonnativespecies.org/non-native-species/risk-analysis/risk-assessment

Priority
Ecosystem resilience to invasive species, pests, and pathogens is strengthened
Priority description
Invasive species, pests and pathogens can cause declines in native species populations, which can have subsequent impacts of degrading habitat functions and resilience as their natural balance has been disrupted. In some specific cases, native species may require a level of management, under licence where necessary, where they pose a threat to particularly vulnerable species. These are mentioned in the Species Priorities and Measures. Strengthening ecosystems resilience to these threats will ensure they are better protected and can continue to function despite these threats, as well as the overarching pressure of climate change.
Mapped
No