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This edition of the Cape York Healthy Country Newsletter highlights how the combination of solid planning and good on ground delivery combine to bring about great results.
Under the shade of a tree at Pinnacle Station, graziers sat down for a conversation with Dr Geoffry Fordyce.
Graziers across Cape York’s Joint Management Area (Palmer, Mitchell and Alice River Catchments) are busy delivering all sorts of exciting projects to improve native vegetation and soil health on their properties.
Cape York NRM’s new CEO will come on board on Monday 13 August 2018 The Chair of Cape York Natural Resource Management, Emma Jackson, takes pleasure in announcing that the Board of Directors has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer.
Australian Not-For-Profit Technology Awards 2017 Finalist
South Cape York Catchments and the Balnggarrawarra Rangers have teamed up with Cooktown Holy Spirit College students to build pig exclusion fences around Curly and Lily Lagoons on Normanby Station.
