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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Nathalie2022-04-20 19:45:262022-04-20 19:45:26National NRM snapshot – Mar 2254 NRM regional organisations
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There's a lot happening in our backyard
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NRM Regions Australia
NRM Regions Australia is the collective of 56 government agencies, NGOs and community groups that get national priorities for natural resource management delivered on the ground.
NRM Regions Australia welcomes the release of the National Biosecurity Strategy and the recommendation for greater resourcing. We encourage the Government to work with NRM Regions Australia to make best use of the existing framework of skilled professionals across Australia managing existing pest, weed as disease threats, and which could be a part of the standing surge capacity needed to respond to new biosecurity incursions. More information about the strategy is available here www.biosecurity.gov.au/about/national-biosecurity-committee/nbs
Tanya Plibersek
Murray Watt - Senator for Queensland
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
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Do you know the story of Mulka’s Cave? Mulka lived in a cave and turned to catching and eating children. It is one of many dreaming stories of the Ballardong Noongar people that we are lucky to be trusted to share. https://t.co/U4JLkdZJkg
Now approaching the end of my PhD, I’d like to say thanks to all of the folk @BushHeritageAus who’ve supported my research into sandalwood in the western rangelands.
Especially @vcwestcott who kicked-off the investigation of parasitic plants with @D0CT0R_Dave 1/4
So, how do we know how much water for the environment is needed, and when is the best time to deliver it?
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Floodplain and Statutory Approvals Coordinator – APPLY NOW 📣
Applications close 5.00pm Friday 19 August 2022.
The position description is available on the Mallee CMA website https://t.co/l2nX0U6qwg
🌱Have you registered for @LandcareAust’s biggest event of the year?
🐨The #NationalLandcareConference will take place from Tuesday 23 to Thursday 25 August, at the International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, Sydney.
Learn more: https://t.co/lg4oG2DDle
#WimmeraLandcare
There's never a bad time to talk slug management.
@theGRDC is holding a slug management workshop in Rutherglen on August 16.
Tap the link for more details.
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JOIN OUR TEAM! 🐟🌱💧
To express interest in either of these roles, simply send your resume to [email protected]
Applications close 5.00pm Friday 19 August 2022. The position descriptions are available on the Mallee CMA website https://t.co/JYEzgSrc5w.
A few spots still available for Maps and Apps workshops coming up in Collinsville & Charters Towers. Funded through Herding Change Through Grassroots Recovery project, funded by the partnership between the Oz Govt Reef Trust & the Great Barrier Reef Foundation. @gbrf @DCCEEW
What issues has our #regenerative #agriculture team been exploring lately? Find out in our Farmers Connect EP news ➡️ https://t.co/0HqOmUYkDX.
Includes info about:
🌱mixed species summer crop opportunities
🌱salinity - is it re-emerging?
🌱farming with sandy soils.
@ag_eyre
Western Life newsletter out now 😊
Plenty happening in the Western region as always, have a read via out website: https://t.co/kDERRAYVvZ
Current Vacancies – APPLY NOW 📢
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A big day at the block. Switched over to 100% rainwater. 💯 🌧
Our seedlings are going to love that 🌳
135,000 litres in the tanks.
#rainwater #sustainability
#FridayFoto Beauty blossoms everywhere!
Loving this Eucalyptus tereticomis as we lean in towards the weekend.
If you’re at the Mingenew Expo today, keep an eye out for our NACCers Anna and Shannah!
Complete a survey with the girls for the Future Drought Fund Grower Group Alliance node about drought resilience in our region & your property. You could win one of two Bunnings vouchers!
Book Now: PPS Annual Conference 2022
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“Cracking on From Covid; Farming on a High”
Tuesday 23 August 8:30am, Dinner from 6pm
Ararat Town Hall
Proudly sponsored by Wimmera CMA
#PerenialPastureSystems #PPSConference2022 #WimmeraFarmers #WimmeraAg #WimmeraSoils
The Matchstick Banksia (Banksia Cuneata) or Quairading Banksia is a striking tree with distinctive bright pink, cream and yellow flowers, tipped in green (just like matchsticks. There are reported to be less than 500 left in the wild and are listed as an endangered species.
Monitoring water for environment flows and their impact is a big part of what we do.
Ecologists from @Ecology_Aus recently completed monitoring in Gunbower Creek for us, with different sized Murray cod (incl this 113cm whopper), perch, catfish, and trout cod present.
Indigenous producers needed for bush food industry to meet rising demand https://t.co/rwTqFdsVEi
Via @ABCaustralia
All species of Cichlids (Family Cichlidae) found in Australia have been introduced – largely by way of release of captive stock.
Of the 12 species currently found in Qld, 10 are found in the Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM region. They've been recorded in the Ross River system.
