Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like

Landcarers from across the Hunter region are encouraged to join in the Mandalong Cane Toad Surveillance Program for a night or two. You’ll gain experience in frog identification and recognising calls, under the guidance of an expert from Department of Primary Industries Vic Greentree. Please email Vic vic.greentree@dpi.nsw.gov.au with your contact details so she can send through the joining instructions for your night of surveillance. Also please indicate what area or Landcare group you are from.

• Everyone has a role to play. The community performs an essential role in providing information about the location and sightings of suspected Cane toads
• REPORT – three reporting options, online form https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/vertebrate-pests/nia/key-new-incursions-species/new-incursions/cane-toad, Phone 1800 680 244 or email species@dpi.nsw.gov.au
• If you find what you think is a cane toad, try to contain it and send NSW DPI a photo, don’t harm it, it may be a native look-a-like