by . | Feb 16, 2024 | 2024, Grazing, Grit — March, Latest News
Seven Belmore Downs gullies across 19ha remediated These are two gullies before treatment. Hover the mouse over each picture to see the completed work, ready for rain.Aerial photos supplied by Neilly Group Engineering. The rain arrived… and look at the result!...
by . | Feb 15, 2024 | 2024, Grit — March, Latest News
Herding change project wraps up with soil workshop, reef trip 17 – 18 AprilStrictly limited to 35 seats.This event is open to Herding Change Through Grassroots Recovery project participants. Burdekin graziers not involved in the project will be offered a chance...
by . | Feb 15, 2024 | 2024, Community Event, Grit — March, Latest News
Landholders Driving Change successes are worth celebrating 15 MayCelebration dinnerWorkers Club, Collinsville4pm – 8.30pm (welcome to stay on after the dinner) RSVP: Tanya Magor 4799 3509 or tanya.magor@nqdrytropics.com.au For six years, the Landholders Driving...
by . | Feb 15, 2024 | 2024, Grit — March, Latest News
Making data collection more effective with 3D scanners This three-dimensional representation of a gully at Glen Bowen Station helps scientists understand what soil is being washed away during rain events, and how best to remediate the gully to stop the erosion. Learn...
by . | Feb 14, 2024 | 2024, Grit — March, Latest News
Birriah Caring for Country plan comes together at workshops Participants in the January workshop, pause to record the occasion with a photograph. During the past six months several Birriah families have been working together to develop a Caring for Country Plan at a...
by . | Feb 13, 2024 | 2024, Grazing, Grit — March, Latest News
Working together to reap the benefits of cultural burning NQ Dry Tropics’ Cultural Fire Management for Grazing Landscapes project is demonstrating how cultural fire can improve the health and productivity of grazing land by controlling invasive weeds and bringing back...