The two-day project wrap-up gave graziers an opportunity to hear the latest water quality science direct from researchers at AIMS, find out about CSIRO work to reduce levels of greenhouse gasses released by cattle, and see the reef first hand on a visit to Orpheus Island.

The Reef and Beef trip was run by natural resource management groups NQ Dry Tropics and Fitzroy Basin Association, as part of the Saving our Soils project, funded through the Australian Government Reef Trust and supported by the Queensland Department of Environment and Science.