The Good, The Bad, and the Bug-ly Podcast
The Urban Plant Health Network have developed a podcast series ‘The Good, The Bad, and the Bug-ly’.
This podcast series focuses on all aspects of urban biosecurity including the good bugs you want to encourage in your garden, the bad bugs you don’t and everything in between. Some topics of interest include backyard beekeeping, growing healthy citrus trees in Melbourne, working together for general surveillance, why its important to be kind to spiders, and there is even an episode from the Victorian Chief Plant Health Officer. Listen while you are working in your garden, or whenever suits you.
You can subscribe and listen to ‘The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly’ wherever you get your podcasts:
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Episodes
Episode 1: Do you know what sort of bugs are in your backyard garden? With Maddy Quirk
Episode 2: Growing Healthy Citrus Trees in Melbourne with Jeff Milne
Episode 4: Buying healthy and diseases free plants with David Reid
Episode 5: The role of the Victorian Chief Plant Health Officer with Dr. Rosa Crnov
Episode 6: Be kind to Spiders with Dr. Lizzy Lowe
Episode 7: Boosting urban plant health and the power of social capital with Dr Jessica Lye
Episode 8: Keeping your backyard bees healthy with Cynthia Kefaloukos
Episode 9: Be aware the distinctive but destructive spotted lanternfly with Olivia Reynolds
Episode 10: Working together to enhance our biosecurity with Tim Hurst
Episode 11: Attracting beneficial bugs to your garden with Dr. Lizzy Lowe
Episode 12: Check your deliveries for this stinky hitchhiker with Antonette Walford
Episode 13: Queensland’s twenty-year long effort to extinguish fire ants with Kate Retzki
Episode 14: Australia’s number one priority plant pest with Craig Elliott
Episode 15: Are you a honey bee pest warrior? with Ally Driessen
Episode 16: The community approach to managing Queensland Fruit Fly with Bronwyn Koll
Episode 17: The solitary life of native bees with Robert McDougall
Episide 18: Improving surveillance with emerging technologies with Tim Hurst
Episode 19: What’s all the buzz about bumblebees? with Michael Whitehead
Episode 20: The good and the bad in the world of flies with Kyla Finlay
Episode 21: Zest warrior: Asian citrus psyllid and the CitrusWatch program with Dr Jessica Lye