The Working Wetlands in the Burdekin Delta project, funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trust, will use a whole-of-system ‘treatment train’ approach to restore three...Read More
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The Working Wetlands in the Burdekin Delta project, funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trust, will use a whole-of-system ‘treatment train’ approach to restore three...Read More
The cost to communities — especially in rural areas — from feral pests and weeds is enormous. In 2025, the estimated bill came in at...Read More
Landholders in the Einasleigh Uplands, a nationally recognised biodiversity hotspot in the north-west Burdekin Dry Tropics, are facing ongoing challenges from pests, weeds, wildfires, and...Read More
A three-year Lower Burdekin project will focus on automating irrigation practices to reduce the risk of harmful agricultural chemicals getting into waterways leading to the...Read More
The Climate-Resilient Rangelands project will build on nearly a decade of work to improve the condition and long-term resilience of landscapes in the Einasleigh Uplands...Read More
The Fighting Invasive Species Together project is delivered by NQ Dry Tropics through funding from the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program.
The Climate-Ready Coastlines in the Lower Burdekin project will protect coastal and wetland ecosystems by reducing the threat of weeds, pests, and bushfires. Project activities will focus...Read More
Under the Cultural fire safeguarding communities project, Traditional Owners and grazing land managers will work together to address land management challenges in the Burdekin Dry...Read More
This innovative program supported 50 Burdekin cane growers across six years to dramatically reduce fertiliser use without losing yield. More important than the amount of...Read More
Graziers in the Belyando-Suttor catchment are receiving targeted financial and educational support to enable them deliver on-ground practice changes, aimed at improving land condition and...Read More
The Logan Creek Streambank Rehabilitation Project successfully restored land health and function, reducing the risk of future flood damage and protecting downstream waterways, including the...Read More
NQ Dry Tropics is embarking on its most ambitious project to undertake landscape repair in the Burdekin Dry Tropics. The Burdekin Landscape Repair project focuses on...Read More
Between 2017-2020, the Burdekin Major Integrated Project (Landholders Driving Change) completed 25 gully remediation projects (five large-scale and 20 small-scale sites). Collectively, these gully works...Read More
The Landholders Driving Change (LDC) project has figuratively and literally changed the landscape since the first iteration of the project kicked off in 2017. From...Read More
The protagonists of NQ Dry Tropics’ Virtually Fence Free project have high hopes for the potential application of the new technology. The five-year trial at...Read More
The Paddock to Reef Integrated Monitoring, Modelling and Reporting Program (Paddock to Reef program) provides the framework for evaluating and reporting progress towards Reef 2050 Water...Read More
NQ Dry Tropics is partnering with Wulgurukaba Traditional Owners and Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) to restore health to a Townsville freshwater coastal wetland...Read More
NQ Dry Tropics’ Cultural Fire Management for Grazing Landscapes project demonstrated how cultural fire could improve the health and productivity of grazing land by controlling...Read More
NQ Dry Tropics is leading a four-year project to improve the lot of threatened ecological communities and species in the wet tropics area just to...Read More
NQ Dry Tropics leads the Nurturing Northern hairy-nosed wombat project in central Queensland aimed at preventing the extinction of the critically endangered species. To prevent...Read More