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Australia plans A$28m barriers to stop invasive cane toads spreading

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A new project involving Curtin University and Rio Tinto seeks to establish a waterless barrier for cane toads. The initiative intends to protect Western Australia's Pilbara area from the ecologically damaging species. Researchers plan to modify water sources over a significant area to prevent the toads' survival. Traditional Owners have been engaged throughout the project to ensure cultural significance is respected.

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Australia plans A$28m barriers to stop invasive cane toads spreading
TOI SCIENCE DESK · 11/5/2026, 8:58:17 AM
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