H5 bird flu has been detected in South Australia, including wild birds across the Limestone Coast. The South Australian Government and PIRSA continue to monitor the situation and lead the state’s biosecurity response.
The Limestone Coast remains open and welcoming to visitors, and businesses and communities can continue operating while following current government advice.
Information for businesses, primary producers and the community
Whether you run a tourism, farming, accommodation, hospitality, retail or community organisation, the South Australian Government’s official bird flu information should be your primary source for the latest advice.
Government information includes updates on:
- current detections and affected areas;
- biosecurity measures and requirements;
- what to do if you find sick or dead birds or wildlife;
- reporting requirements;
- information for poultry owners and primary producers;
- information for businesses and the community;
- advice about contact with wildlife; and
- frequently asked questions and other support resources.
Stay informed and follow the latest advice
The situation may change as surveillance, testing and investigations continue. Businesses and community members should check government information regularly and follow advice from PIRSA, SA Health, the Department for Environment and Water, Parks and other authorised agencies.
For the latest and most authoritative information, visit the South Australian Government’s dedicated bird flu website:
Tourism operator resources
A Limestone Coast H5 Bird Flu Tourism Operator Toolkit has been developed to support tourism operators across the region.
The toolkit is a supporting resource for tourism operators and does not replace current government advice, directions or restrictions.
Download the Limestone Coast H5 Bird Flu Tourism Operator Toolkit
