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...Aims of the project:
• Address actively eroding features in the Great Basalt Wall landscape along the upper reaches of the Burdekin River.
• Support improved grazing land management through property planning and co-ordinated feral animal control — particularly, deer.
• Facilitate infrastructure development such as fencing and water points to enable land to be rested and grazing pressure spread.
• Support infrastructure improvements with targeted grants.
• Provide training and opportunity for landholders to be qualified in aerial culling of feral pests.
• Implement an ongoing collaborative and strategic approach to feral deer management across property boundaries to produce an effect that will benefit the whole region.
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