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Dieback Conference 2026

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Dieback Conference 2026

The Dieback Information Group Conference is back, bringing together national and international experts to share the latest on Phytophthora dieback and other emerging disease threats to our natural ecosystems.

Tues 8 and Wed 9 September 2026
Online and In-person (Perth)

Whether you’re managing bushland, running a farm with remnant vegetation, or simply want to stay ahead of the issues affecting our landscapes, it’s a great chance to hear directly from researchers and on ground practitioners.

GeoCatch is offering landholders 50% off the ticket price, making it an affordable way to stay informed and build confidence in managing dieback on your property.

Learn more about the Dieback Information Group Conference 2026 at DIG Conference 2026 – Dieback Working Group

Apply for the subsidy to attend the Dieback conference at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3BBB5KM

This program is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.

Date
September 8, 2026
Location
Online and in-person (Perth)

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