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National Indigenous Fire Workshop 2018

Understanding the cultural responsibility of looking after Country
Grazing practices and the northern Great Barrier Reef

Words Sandra Lloyd 
That's a wrap - the Reef Alliance Cape York Grazing Project draws to a close

Words Jessie Price-Decle and Juliana Foxlee | Photo Jessie Price-Decle The three-year project saw graziers make changes to their land and grazing practices to improve land condition and water quality outcomes.
Carbon Farming on the Cape

Cape York NRM has been awarded $200,000 under the Palaszczuk Government’s Land Restoration Fund to assess the feasibility of a collective carbon farming initiative in the Normanby basin
A Healthy Farming Future for Piccaninny Plains

Cape York NRM’s Healthy Farming Futures project is supporting a Cape York Wildlife Sanctuary which has so far received over 2,500 mm of rain this wet season, to stabilise the landscape to protect critical habitat.
Ella’s burning experience

Recently, grade 12 student Ella Hartwig took on a volunteer position with Cape York NRM to help deliver a coordinated burn project on Cape York. Here’s her record of her experience. Ella’s dad Andrew, known to us all as Andy, is Cape York NRM’s Regional Agriculture Landcare Facilitator (RALF).