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Technical report on gully maintenance and monitoring now available

For many years, NQ Dry Tropics has been carrying out gully remediation works — large and small — across the Burdekin region.

It’s become clear that graziers are increasingly keen to learn about ways to manage erosion features on their properties.

At the same time, our extension and field staff continue to expand our own knowledge in this area.

Now, all that hard-won knowledge has been captured in a new, visually engaging report: Gully Maintenance and Monitoring Technical Report.

What’s inside :

  • Clear, easy-to-follow insights about which remediation strategies areholding up best.
  • Maintenance costs and timelines that can inform investment decisions.
  • Lessons from projects — what’s worked, what’s been challenging, and where improvements can be made.

The report is now available, just fill out the form below or read it online here.

Get your copy of this technical report by filling out the form.

This project is funded by permission of the Queensland Government, through the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program combining an underspend with additional funding.

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