Lantana Control Without Toxic Herbicides

Effective, chemical-free treatment for Lantana camara using Swedish thermal technology. Protect native vegetation, reduce regrowth risk, and manage infestations with a sustainable alternative to herbicides.

What Is Lantana?

Lantana (Lantana camara) is one of Australia's most damaging invasive weeds, affecting more than 4 million hectares across eastern Australia. The plant forms dense thickets that suppress native vegetation, increase bushfire intensity, restrict access to land, and reduce biodiversity.

Lantana can also be toxic to livestock and creates ongoing management challenges for landowners, councils and environmental organisations.

Challenges with Traditional Control Methods

Many Lantana infestations require repeated treatments over several years. Traditional control methods often make the problem worse — spreading seeds, stimulating regrowth, or contaminating sensitive environments.

The Invaterm Solution

Invaterm uses controlled thermal treatment to destroy invasive plant material without relying on herbicides.

Unlike chemical-based approaches, thermal treatment can be used where environmental protection is a priority and where long-term management outcomes are required.

Key Benefits

Traditional control approaches are effective in the short term but often introduce new problems. Invaterm's thermal method addresses the underlying causes of persistent Lantana infestations without chemical risk.

Suitable Locations

The method is suitable for: