Tiwi rangers eradicate invasive tropical fire ants in Australia’s Melville Island
PolicyMonday, June 22, 2026Mongabay

Tiwi rangers eradicate invasive tropical fire ants in Australia’s Melville Island

Tiwi rangers have successfully eradicated invasive tropical fire ants on Melville Island, Australia, through dedicated local efforts. This achievement highlights the importance of Indigenous knowledge and active participation in managing and protecting biodiversity against invasive species.

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