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Published every other month, the Living Landscapes newsletter will keep you abreast of progress in NQ Dry Tropics projects aimed at protecting, conserving or restoring the region’s natural assets.
Be it a wetland that has lost its basic functionality because of too much water, or an endangered species that needs habitat restored to enable a small population to thrive and grow, Living Landscapes will let you know what’s happening… and, when possible, how you can get involved.
Newly trained drone pilots at NQ Dry Tropics have put their skills to the
High in the tree canopy north of Townsville lives one of North Queensland’s most
Payard’s Lagoon has had its fair share of change during the past few decades.
The Wangan and Jagalingou Ranger Group marked an important milestone at Bimblebox Nature Refuge
A partnership between NQ Dry Tropics, Burdekin Shire Council and local landholders is helping
Major improvements to a predator-proof fence, designed to protect the last natural population of
NQ Dry Tropics celebrated World Fish Migration Day with a community event at Lower
The Working Wetlands in the Burdekin Delta project, funded by the Australian Government’s Reef
A three-year Lower Burdekin project will focus on automating irrigation practices to reduce the
Big news! NQ Dry Tropics’ Senior Biodiversity Project Officer, Jaymie Rains (pictured), is heading
A series of drone flights across multiple coastal sites in the Burdekin region has
Big bird. Big mission. We need your help! Once upon a time, the mighty
