QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Our health is dependent on the health of Country – ‘1 week to go until #HEAL2024’
To improve our health and health of future generations, we need to treat our environment with much more care than what we are currently doing, says A/Prof Veronica Matthews, HEAL 2024 Co-Chair
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
This morning Enviro Minister @tanya_plibersek and Reef Envoy @nitagreenqld visited Townsville Town Common, on Wulgurukaba Country, where a new NQ Dry Tropics project will improve the health of freshwater wetlands that provide important wader bird habitat.
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Released today: The annual health check for the Wet Tropics region's 9 catchments and 8 estuaries, plus inshore and offshore marine areas.
Find out all the results, by district, here: wettropicswaterways.org.au/w…
@DCCEEW @QldEnvironment @QWaLC #wettropics #waterquality #waterways
#landcare grants open now
📣💰Exciting new $300,000 Landcare Australia Community Grants program opens today!
🎯Applications close Friday 20 September 2024. Apply today!
To find out the deets – click here 👉🏽landcareaustralia.org.au/lan…
Celebrating #Landcareweek2024! Winner of the Australian Government Community Partnerships Landcare Award - Russell Family Park (RFP) BushCare Group. Read their story qwalc.org.au/2023-2024-qld-l… #queensland #landcare
Celebrating #Landcareweek2024! Winner of the Woolworths Junior Landcare Award - Butchers Creek State School. Read their story qwalc.org.au/2023-2024-qld-l… #queensland #landcare
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Fun fact: There's more than 6000 groups and 100,000 volunteers with landcare projects focused on sustainable land management practices & environmental conservation in Australia.
We salute all involved in Landcare while acknowledging Landcare Week 2024.
#landcareisforeveryone
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
I know how hard you’ve worked on this for many decades. Thanks Peter.
‘At last. This is big! ‘From Cape to Kimberley via Madjedbebe’ . Word Heritage listing for incredible Cape York regions signed on to by C’wealth & Qld governments. For Cape York traditional owners a fitting recognition of their culture & country. For those like me, who love the unique environment of Cape York, a day to celebrate.’
sbs.com.au/nitv/article/the-…
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We’re delighted to be relaunching Landcare in Focus in 2024 – this time as a digital-only magazine.
This is your opportunity to share information about your groups’ activities, project. For more information and how to contribute, visit landcareaustralia.org.au/res…
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
We're excited to introduce Lisa Millar, co-host of ABC News Breakfast, as one of our keynotes at the AgForce Qld Agriculture Industry Conference coming up on 1-2 October in Brisbane! 👏 📣
Register now: okt.to/OD9TAy
#everyfamilyneedsafarmer #cattle #sheep #grains
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
DON’T FORGET
Abstract submission closes 2 July 2024
Submit your abstract now via the portal on the website!- aomevents.eventsair.com/Pres…
#irc2025 #rangelandcongress #ircaus
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Nurturing Nature: Cultivating Culture is our $196.4 million plan for improving QLD's natural resources. With a focus on regional communities, we have a plan to revitalise Country and Culture & safeguard biodiversity, agriculture and human health.
More: buff.ly/4bKrt1X
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Concerns have been raised that feral pigs are behind a decline in the freshwater turtle population of the Gulf. In partnership with Tagalaka Traditional Owners, @GulfNrm has set out to investigate.
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QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Check out my blog post #1 “Tasmanian Community Landcare Conference 2023”
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#newblogpost #Landcare
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Check out my blog post #3 "Weed-detecting dog on the field trip at Tasmanian Community Landcare Conference 2023" (15 Oct, 2023)
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#newblogpost #Landcare
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
Happy World Environment Day!
This year's theme is land restoration, and we want to give a big shoutout to Landcare Australia's restoration team for their dedication to protecting, enhancing, and improving our natural land and water assets.
QueenslandWaterAndLandCarers retweeted
This week marks the launch of our 9th year of #PlatypusWatch #platypus #eDNA surveys in #SouthEastQueensland! This #EOFY, we need your support to expand eDNA surveys statewide and identify the most vulnerable platypus populations. bit.ly/3wF0Njc
#SaveFreshwaterWildlife
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The Reef Water Quality Report Card 2021 & 2022 has been released by the Aus & Qld govs. Modelling showed the Burdekin catchment recorded the greatest reduction (3%) in dissolved inorganic nitrogen due to the adoption of improved practices in sugarcane. bit.ly/3R8K7HW






































