Dieback Working Group Information

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The Dieback Working Group (DWG) was formed in 1996 by local government authorities, community groups and state government land management agencies concerned with the management of Phytophthora Dieback in Western Australia. Our key purpose is to minimise the spread and impact of Phytophthora Dieback in Australia through the provision of education, information, support, and advice; and through encouragement of the implementation of best practice policy and management by key stakeholders. We also provide Green Card Training - industry recognised training for biosecurity hygiene. This training has been developed with inputs from scientists, Phytophthora industry specialists and the West Australian Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Website	https://www.dwg.org.au/
Revenue	$5 million
Employees	11 (6 on RocketReach)
Phone	+61 400 208 582
Industry	Environmental Services, Membership Organizations, Organizations
Keywords	Land Management Solutions, Plant Pathology, Environmental Conservation, Invasive Species Control, Ecological Restoration, Natural Resource Protection, Sustainable Land Use, Biodiversity Conservation, Conservation Science, Wildlife Habitat Preservation, Ecosystem Health, Soil Health, Agricultural Sustainability, Environmental Consulting, Water Resource Management
Competitors	The University of Queensland, CSIRO, The Australian National University, Bureau of Meteorology, Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA), Australian Institute of Marine Science, The Australian Academy of Science, Plant Health Australia, The Ecological Society of Australia, Forestry Australia +25 more (view full list)
SIC	SIC Code 869 Companies, SIC Code 86 Companies
NAICS	NAICS Code 81 Companies, NAICS Code 813 Companies, NAICS Code 8139 Companies, NAICS Code 81399 Companies