Buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) is native to northern Africa, the Middle East and southern Asia, including India and Indonesia. Brought to Australia in the late 19th century by cameleers ...

Het is een vrolijke lieve reus die goed met kinderen kan. Sterk is Buffel wel, dus zoekt hij een baasje dat hem aankan en een fijne tuin heeft. Klein detail: Buffel wordt graag in het Duits aangesprok ...

The NT government has declared buffel grass a weed and pledged to stop its spread. The controversial grass is popular with many pastoralists, but it is of significant concern to environmental and ...

Buffel grass is spreading to more Australian states, posing a significant threat as climate change increases fire risk. In recent years, the highly flammable plant has fuelled devastating fires in ...

Debate has ignited between Australian farmers and conservationists after buffel grass, an introduced species, was nominated for inclusion on the Weeds of National Significance (WoNS) list by the ...

Find out why. Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association chief executive Will Evans said buffel grass being declared a weed by the Northern Territory was “not only shocking, it is outright ...

Attending the workshop was SA state buffel grass co-ordinator Troy Bowman, who said buffel grass around Uluru was “quite thick and dense”. “Unfortunately, the scale and density of the issue ...

Cenchrus ciliaris – otherwise known as buffel grass – is now a weed in the Northern Territory. Read why the decision was made and how pastoralists and environmental groups are reacting.