Biosecurity Queensland

Biosecurity Queensland is a governmental entity dedicated to safeguarding the state's agriculture, fisheries, and forestry sectors from biosecurity risks. The department provides essential tools and expert advice for the prevention, detection, and response to emerging threats, thereby promoting sustainable and innovative practices across Queensland. Their mandate includes enhancing regional biosecurity capabilities through proactive measures and strategic planning. The organization focuses on critical areas such as managing invasive plant and animal species, ensuring robust animal and plant biosecurity protocols, and offering vital support to agribusiness, particularly in the aftermath of natural disasters like floods. With an employee range of 500-1,000 individuals, Biosecurity Queensland operates with a significant workforce dedicated to its mission. Meet Biosecurity Queensland's team to understand the expertise driving these efforts. The department actively engages with local councils and the broader community, fostering a collaborative environment for feedback and the co-development of effective biosecurity policies and programs. This community-centric approach ensures that biosecurity strategies are responsive to local needs and conditions, reinforcing the overall resilience of Queensland's primary industries. The organization reported a revenue of $88.9M, underscoring its substantial operational scale and impact within the government sector.