Natural Resource Management (NRM) is the integrated management of the natural resources that make up Australia’s natural landscapes – that is, our land, water, soil, plants and animals. The regional NRM model is about NRM regions working and partnering with a remarkable range of people across the country, from the local scale to the national level.
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Vic CMAs work closely with @AusLandcare. During 2019-20 we delivered 425ha revegetation, 378,091ha pest control & 27,084ha agricultural practice change.
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A workshop in Charters Towers will provide an opportunity for landholders to meet with Queensland Government staff to discuss vegetation management and reef regulation requirements. NQ Dry Tropics works to promote better understanding between landholders & government.
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Interested in managing soil acidity in the cropping zone? Jason Condon is a @nswdpi Soils Research Officer and one of our speakers at the Pasture Research Updates in Griffith (9 March) and Wagga (10 March). Tickets close soon, so save your spot now: https://t.co/ct6bBBfEna
The 26 February NRM Update is out now. Read all about upcoming Natural Resource Management events, funding opportunities and new affecting the communities in the North East Victoria catchment. #CMAsGetItDone #NaturalResourceManagement
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Wowsers! Four Regent Parrots (Polytelis anthopeplus) foraging under a Quandong (Santalum acuminatum) tree at Charles Darwin Reserve.
#BadimiaCountry @BushHeritageAus
#SantalaceaeScience @ilwscsu
#WildOz @ParrotOfTheDay
Another beautiful parrot at Charles Darwin Reserve: a Mulga Parrot (Psephotus varius) foraging under a Quandong (Santalum acuminatum).
#BadimiaCountry @BushHeritageAus
#SantalaceaeScience @ilwscsu
#WildOz @ParrotOfTheDay
Beaut day out at Reedy & Loch Garry wetlands talking about the sites' environmental & cultural values. The wetlands are now in a drying phase but we still spotted lesser joyweed, water primrose, water pepper & old man weed. #yortayorta #waterfortheenvironment
Join us for the Regenerative Agriculture Murraylands and Riverland farm walk in Tailem Bend on the 16 or 17 March - same event, two consecutive days. For more information and to register your attendance, go to: https://t.co/HvpRxWkvGG @AusLandcare
Such a majestic-looking parrot: a Regent Parrot (Polytelis anthopeplus) under a Quandong (Santalum acuminatum) tree at Charles Darwin Reserve.
#BadimiaCountry @BushHeritageAus
#SantalaceaeScience @ilwscsu
#WildOz @ParrotOfTheDay
#GreatBirdCrapPhoto
Farmers learning about managing biodiversity on farm using traditional knowledge with Zac Webb from Undalup Association
The queen (or king) of inquisitiveness: a Grey Currawong (Strepera versicolor) eye-balling one of our remote cameras under a Quandong (Santalum acuminatum) tree at Charles Darwin Reserve.
#BadimiaCountry @BushHeritageAus
#SantalaceaeScience @ilwscsu
#WildOz
Red Morrel over Melaleuca woodlands are a Critically Endangered Eucalypt Woodland of the Western Australian Wheatbelt. The Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo has been known to nest in Red Morrel. #NLP https://t.co/qIqySP9cq7
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"Water Wars:" A Dystopian Fight For Earth's Most Precious Resource
Two former Secretaries-General of the United Nations have said that future wars will will be fought not over politics, but over water.
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Our Operations & Regional Development Manager Paul Buckman is in the Rangelands of WA this week, meeting with various people and organisations in Shark Bay, Carnarvon and along the Carnarvon River.
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with the @ColacOtwaySC on a project on the Old Beechy Rail Trail. The Beechy Rail Trail is a valuable asset for the community and in partnership with @ColacOtwaySC, we will deliver important environmental works for our local community!
Gimlets (Eucalyptus salubris) get their name from their sinuous twisting trunk form - akin to a ‘gimlet’ wood-boring tool.
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Vote for the Gimlet (Eucalyptus salubris) for #EucalyptOfTheYear
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#EucBeaut @EucalyptAus
Australian scientists warn urgent action needed to save 19 'collapsing' ecosystems https://t.co/NaaGOgR3rb
New fishways @ Cohuna and Koondrook will benefit the local community through increased recreational fishing and ecotourism opportunities.
There has never been a more important time to invest local communities and help small businesses.
@GMWater @VicEWH @DELWP_Vic