Wildlife trade and conservation

Artificial propagation programs

In order to export Australian native plant specimens and/or CITES listed specimens overseas for commercial purposes, the specimens must come from an approved program such as an approved artificial propagation program. Export permits may then be obtained from the Department.

Approved artificial propagation programs

The artificial propagation programs that are currently approved under the EPBC Act are listed below. Conditions of approval, species covered and date of approval are specified in the individual approval notices. Generally, artificial propagation programs are renewed after five years.

Artificial propagation programs
State/territory Program name Approval period Related document(s)
From To
NSW Camira Orchids September 2008 October 2013
NSW Flora Pacific Pty Ltd August 2008 August 2013
NSW House of Phalenopsis November 2011 November 2016
NSW NSW Cut-flowers January 2009 December 2012
NSW Ramm Botanicals October 2007 October 2012
NSW Royale Orchids July 2007 July 2012
NSW Twyford's May 2009 May 2014
NSW Yelgun Valley Nursery November 2011 November 2016
NT Cycad International February 2012 February 2017
NT Darwin Plants Wholesalers January 2010 January 2015
NT Ironstone Lagoon Nursery January 2010 January 2015
Qld Fame Orchid Nursery August 2011 August 2016
Qld Aloe Aloe Horticulture April 2011 April 2016
Qld Denby Cycads December 2006 December 2011
Qld Eudlo Cycad Gardens January 2007 January 2012
Qld Exotica Plants May 2012 May 2017
Qld Paradise Orchid Laboratories September 2008 September 2013
Qld Plantation 2000 (Cycad Connections) May 2012 May 2017
Qld Tropical Coast Palms August 2008 August 2013
Qld Woolf Orchid Culture February 2007 February 2012
SA Banksia Company March 2006 July 2012
SA FT & RA Heward April 2007 April 2012
SA Lyttle Orchid Clones January 2010 January 2015
SA Nesbitts Orchids 2 December 2009 30 November 2014
SA Nicky Zurcher Orchids September 2009 September 2014
SA Schaefer Enterprises June 2007 June 2012
SA Valley Orchids March 2007 March 2012
SA Western Orchids Laboratories September 2009 September 2014
Tas Bicheno Nursery May 2012 May 2017
Tas Greg Knowles July 2010 July 2015
Tas Habitat Horticultural Services May 2009 July 2012
Tas Plants of Tasmania September 2007 September 2012
Tas Tas-SANG April 2011 April 2016
Vic Grampian Wildflowers June 2011 June 2016
Vic Allambee Flower Farm October 2010 October 2015
Vic Australian Orchid Nursery April 2008 April 2013
Vic The Australian Wildflower Company August 2007 August 2012
Vic Big Spring Mount December 2007 December 2012
Vic Deep Creek Flower Farm October 2010 October 2015
Vic Farmgate Flowers July 2010 July 2015
Vic Larkman Nurseries March 2007 March 2012
Vic Mildura Native Nursery September 2011 August 2016
Vic Morris Gould, Australian Wildflowers April 2007 April 2012
Vic Mr Fern April 2012 April 2017
Vic Mt Beenak Orchids October 2011 October 2016
Vic Mt Talbot Wildflowers Unit Trust April 2008 April 2013
Vic Orangutan Organic Ginseng February 2010 February 2015
Vic Orchid Species Plus May 2012 May 2017
Vic Proteaflora Nursery July 2010 July 2015
Vic Specialty Orchids November 2007 November 2012
Vic Triffid Park May 2012 May 2017
Vic Wallabadah Flowers Pty Limited December 2009 September 2014
Vic Winfield Rosemont July 2009 August 2014
WA Bill Gaynor June 2009 June 2014
WA Ezi-Gro Orchids April 2007 April 2012
WA Ozkee Foliage June 2009 June 2014
WA Western Australian Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority July 2010 July 2015

Application form and guidelines

Approval of an artificial propagation program

If you would like your operation to be included in the list of approved artificial propagation programs (to be assessed as suitable under national environment law), complete the form below.

Guidelines, approval processes and submission details are all included with the form.

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