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A series about how Australia’s Indigenous people use fire to care for country
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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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Strategies and prioritisation designed to deliver meaningful benefits to local catchments, rivers, beaches, important species, and the Great Barrier Reef.
Savanna burning has occurred across Cape York for more than 50,000 years.
Projects will be spread along the full length of eastern Cape York in an endeavour to protect fragile coastal ecosystems—wetlands and floodplains, coastal vegetation, and potential turtle nesting beaches—under the Catchments to Coral program that is funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trus
STORY MICHAEL GODDARD | MAPS TONY CROWLEY Lakeland horticulture producers are improving water quality that exits their farms by understanding the variation in soil composition, and continuing to improve farm management practices.
Western Cape College Leads to Careers Expo 2017 This was a great opportunity to explore employment opportunities with students from the Western Cape College and promote the amazing things the local land and sea rangers have been achieving. Many students were interest
Reducing the Economic and Environmental Impacts of High Priority Weeds in the Cape York Region, funded through the Queensland Feral Pest Initiative, will address priority weed management in areas where weeds are having significant economic and/or environmental impact.
