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Words Director Emma Jackson It’s been a full program for the Board and staff in the first half of the year, with loads more to come over the ensuing months.
South Cape York Catchments (SCYC), Northern Gulf Natural Resource Management (Northern Gulf RMG) and Cape York NRM are working with graziers in the Mitchell River Catchment to help protect soils and waterways.
This edition of the Cape York Healthy Country Newsletter highlights how coordination and working locally can make a big difference across Cape York.
Cape York NRM’s Community Action Plan (CAP) team will soon be heading to three communities in the south-east Cape to run workshops to develop the Cape York CAP.
Has it been a soggy start to 2021 for most across Cape York Peninsula? It is wonderful to see so much of the landscape come alive early on in the year, and it is certainly flourishing.
Gully remediation works are plowing ahead across the Normanby catchment through the Reef Trust IV Program.
