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Regional natural resource management

February 2008

Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM

Burnett Mary Regional Group for NRM

Cape York Peninsula Development Association

Condamine Alliance

Desert Channels Queensland

Fitzroy Basin Association

Northern Gulf Resource Management Group

Queensland Murray-Darling Committee

Southern Gulf Catchments

Torres Strait

Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM
Landscape Linkages a 'great success'

An innovative pilot scheme, funded by Townsville-based Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM (BDTNRM) to entrice land owners in the southern Desert Uplands to manage their lands with native vegetation and conserve wild life in their pastures, is being hailed a great success ... more

Burnett Mary Regional Group for NRM
Traditional knowledge enters the digital history books

Traditional Aboriginal history has been recorded using the latest digital technology.

During a four-day workshop funded by the Burnett Mary Regional Group, audio recordings and films were made which feature Aboriginal elders talking to young people about their identity, history and culture ... more

Cape York Peninsula Development Association
Progress being made on protecting western Cape York marine turtles

The Natural Heritage Trust is funding a major initiative to monitor marine turtle nesting on the west coast of Cape York Peninsula and trial methods to reduce high levels of predations, primarily by feral pigs ... more

Condamine Alliance
Condamine plans electro-magnetic surveys for nutrient mapping

Condamine Alliance is looking to introduce software based on electro-magnetic (EM) surveys to Australia to provide practical solutions for monitoring key NRM indicators in the Condamine catchment ... more  

Management plan to reduce cost of floods

A review of the Condamine catchment floodplains suggests that proactive management may save up to 25 percent of the annual cost of $12 million caused by flooding ... more

Shane says no more! Let's protect the Condamine

Rugby league legend and Leyburn local Shane Webcke has joined the Condamine River Rescue Program run by Condamine Alliance, expressing his concern about rising numbers of carp and the risk of another pest fish, tilapia, finding its way into the Murray-Darling river system ... more

Desert Channels Queensland
Traditional Owners recording their own stories

The Recording and Applying Traditional Owner Knowledge as it applies to caring for country project hosted by Desert Channels Queensland ensures that information from Traditional Owners and elders about caring for country is recorded and preserved for future generations ... more

Fitzroy Basin Association
Good management reduces flood impact on Reef

Good land management has helped prevent more than 75 000 tonnes of sediment being washed into the ocean by recent flooding ... more

Tour highlights value of wetlands

Around 20 people joined a bus tour of the St Lawrence wetlands to celebrate World Wetlands Day on Saturday 2 February, organised by the Fitzroy Basin Association (FBA) and Fitzroy River and Coastal Catchments (FRCC) ... more

Northern Gulf Resource Management Group
Art contest will help protect Gulf region

Children in northern Gulf communities will have their say on protecting their local natural resources through an art competition ... more

Building a raft of alignment for Queensland's northern regions

Working better together for better outcomes was the focus of a workshop hosted by regional NRM bodies of the northern region in Cairns last month ... more

Queensland Murray-Darling Committee
Communities bust carp in southern Queensland

Fisher men, women and children across southern Queensland will have the chance to attack European Carp this year, with the Regional Carp Busters competition series ... more

Southern Gulf Catchments
Coordinated fire management in the Greater Mount Isa area

Dr Leasie Felderhof of Firescape Science is helping Southern Gulf Catchments (SGC) develop a detailed project proposal for addressing fire management issues in the Greater Mt Isa region ... more

Torres Strait (Land & Sea Management Unit)
Indigenous sea rangers return from Mexico

A week-long international celebration of Indigenous cultural practices and management of marine turtle concluded late last month in Mexico, but the experience gained by four Indigenous land and sea managers from the Torres Strait and North-East Arnhem Land will last a lifetime ... more

Last updated 27 January 2009

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