You are on shift at the border. Arrivals keep coming. Intercept the threats, wave the harmless ones through, and do not let one of New Zealand's most unwanted pests slip past you.
Each arrival has a countdown. Intercept the unwanted pests. Clear the harmless ones. Let a real threat through and it counts as a breach.
Correct calls in a row raise your multiplier. Speed earns bonus points. Keep the run alive to top the board.
Miss three real threats and your shift is over. Then prove it in the certification round to earn your rank.
New Zealand's twelve most unwanted pests and diseases are the brown marmorated stink bug, Queensland fruit fly, spotted lanternfly, spongy moth, red imported fire ant, giant African snail, citrus longhorn beetle, foot and mouth disease, lumpy skin disease, African swine fever, high pathogenicity avian influenza and pine pitch canker. If you ever see something unusual, do not touch it, photograph it, and call Biosecurity New Zealand on 0800 80 99 66.
Biosecurity awareness: the threats we keep out. New Zealand's economy, environment and way of life depend on keeping harmful pests and diseases out. The invertebrate threats are the brown marmorated stink bug, Queensland fruit fly, spotted lanternfly, spongy moth, red imported fire ant, giant African snail and citrus longhorn beetle. The animal diseases are foot and mouth disease, lumpy skin disease, African swine fever and high pathogenicity avian influenza. The plant disease is pine pitch canker. Anyone who moves goods, soil or equipment can be the first to spot one. See something unusual? Do not touch it. Photograph it. Call 0800 80 99 66. biosecuritytraining.nz.
Tap any threat to learn how to spot it, why it matters, how it travels and what to do. When you are ready, start your shift.
See something that should not be here? Do not touch it. Photograph it. Then call Biosecurity New Zealand's 24-hour hotline.