by IMIT | Jul 4, 2018 | Information
Traditional knowledge is being harnessed to fight the growing tilapia threat in the Lower Burdekin. NQ Dry Tropics and Traditional Owners are partnering to trial an indigenous technique that uses native plant material to capture fish without impacting water quality. A...
by IMIT | Jun 4, 2018 | Information
A workshop held in Charters Towers this week supported members of the local Gudjal Traditional Owner group to capture and archive key information about their country and cultural history. The NQ Dry Tropics event, funded through the Australian Government’s National...
by IMIT | Jun 23, 2017 | Information
A member of NQ Dry Tropics’ Landholders Driving Change project team has described how graziers’ ideas are being developed into a program of actions to tackle gully erosion and improve land management practices. Jane Waterhouse, a water quality scientist at James Cook...
by IMIT | May 24, 2017 | Information
Online North Queensland Grants Hub up and running NQ Dry Tropics has created an online North Queensland Grants Hub to simplify the grant experience for applicants. The hub, located on NQ Dry Tropics’ website, has been designed to advise landcare groups, community...
by IMIT | Mar 31, 2017 | Information
“Unlikely bedfellows” working together to improve land condition Fifth-generation grazier Bristow Hughes believes that bringing graziers, scientists and technical experts around the table to design gully erosion solutions and improve water quality is already yielding...
