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113 Charlotte Street, Cooktown QLD 4895
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Level 1, 258 Mulgrave Road, Cairns QLD 4870
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Compared with their southern counterparts, we know very little about the Cape York cassowary sub- population.
Beefing up your business was the focus of seven business workshops for graziers.
Erosion is officially at risk of extinction at Normanby Station. In the last few months, the Normanby Rangers have been getting seriously skilled up in gully remediation, receiving training in operating bulldozers, excavators, rollers, loaders and water carts.
While unprecedented fires ravage southern Australia, leaders in fire management came together in Cooktown to further their work in managing fire across northern Australia for grazing, biodiversity, greenhouse gas emission reduction and cultural outcomes.
A conversation during a 2016 road trip inspired a wonderful collection of story-telling by some of Cape York’s ingenious land managers.
Story + Photos by Waratah Nicholls
