This form has been designed for use by trained myrtle rust observers and can be completed on paper or digitaly. An Excel spreadsheet version is also available (see below).
A spreadsheet has been developed to assist with collection of data until an app and a centralised databased have been developed.
Help scientists resource managers understand when and where myrtle rust it is occuring. Become a Citizen Scientist with support from iNaturalist.
A printable fact sheet on myrtle rust available for reuse and reprinting.
Biosecurity New Zealand has developed online training courses about myrtle rust. The courses are available to everyone but are particularly suited to those running community education events. Click here to go to Biosecurity New Zealand's site and register to get access to the course.
A guide to identifying myrtle rust for reuse and reprinting.
A list of susceptible myrtle plant species based on data collected in Australia.
Keep up to date with the effects of seasonal weather variations on the Myrtle Rust infection cycle.