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.
There’s a lot happening in our backyard
See the potential, view the #1000soflocalsolutions.
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Nathalie2021-07-07 12:32:552021-07-07 12:32:55Celebrating NAIDOC week, a message from our Chair
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Nathalie2021-06-13 15:50:522021-06-13 15:50:52National NRM snapshot - May 2154 NRM regional organisations
Click the map to find your NRM regional organisation.
Looking back at #NAIDOCWeek in #NRM. We’ve loved seeing all the NRM projects out there working with local Aboriginal groups and enjoying positive outcomes. Here's a few great projects that caught our eye this past week. nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/a-look-back-at-naidoc-week/ #1000soflocalsolutions
A look back at NAIDOC Week – NRM Regions Australia
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Regional NRMs have been joining in on NAIDOC celebrations over this past week, and showcasing some of the amazing projects that they are working on in collaboration with Aboriginal and Torres Strait I...
Our national summary of NRM highlights from August is up online. Read more at the link. nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/national-nrm-snapshot-august-2020/
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NRM North Limestone Coast Landscape Board @southwest.catchmentscouncil.7 East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority NQ Dry Tropics NRM Territory NRM Central Tablelands Local Land Services West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority SQ Landscapes Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board
Our national summary of NRM highlights from July is now up online. Read more at the link. nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/national-nrm-snapshot-july-2020/
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Cape York Natural Resource Management NRM North NRM South Cradle Coast NRM Mallee Catchment Management Authority Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board Terrain NRM Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Central Tablelands Local Land Services Rangelands NRM Wimmera CMA Northern Gulf Resource Management Group South West Catchments Council (SWCC) Alinytjara Wilurara Landscape Board National Landcare Program
Our update for May is out now. Featuring a number of stories in celebration of last month's International Day of Biodiversity, it showcases just a small sample of the amazing work being carried out by NRMs across Australia #1000soflocalsolutions nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/national-nrm-snapshot-may-2020/
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Thanks for including our Partnerships for Giant Freshwater Lobster Recovery project. We've got some really exciting progress to share soon about the Giant Freshwater Lobster - stay tuned!
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We need your help! With all this water around the Wimmera, frogs are going crazy! We were able to capture one on film but we're not 100% certain what it is: 🐸 Spotted Marsh/Grass Frog 🐸 Mallee Spadefoot Toad/Painted Frog or Common Spadefoot/Painted Burrowing Frog
🎥 IT'S VIDEO TIME 🎥
Our Working for Victoria teams have made a big difference across our catchments this year.
A big thanks to them, and a big thanks to our partners. https://t.co/WVW7GUKSep
🌳 🐂 🐑 Management of the Travelling Stock Reserve network across our region is important to many, so we are inviting you to assist us in prioritising TSR activities for this financial year. Pop onto the Central West Engagement Hub to take part. https://t.co/tTo8p0ZCLg
Fancy a paddock walk while learning how to manage sub-clover on your farm?
Register ASAP for this @Grasslands_Org event - for catering and covid compliance.
Farm walk supported by: @SouthernFS @GHCMA @AusLandcare @meatlivestock RSVP by August 6! https://t.co/7hw7jv4yDB
We've released our quarterly snapshot to show the breadth of work happening across the #Riverina in partnership with our communities. Read more here: https://t.co/ma2sxft1AZ
Are you a Wheatbelt landholder interested in being part of a trial to see what impact saltbush has on soil carbon? We’re looking for farmers who want to plant saltbush and are prepared to participate in a pilot program to measure soil carbon storage. https://t.co/hpsIUPqicg
Cover cropping importance is increasing as vegetable production systems move to “softer” more biological approaches to tillage, integrated crop protection, weed control and nutrition. https://t.co/J4ZuxFa6vp
The beehive has been replaced with a device that is solar powered and driven by artificial intelligence and advanced robotics to monitor every single bee. https://t.co/Bf2MGAVWhM
Drooping Sheoak trees that live on limestone used to be one of the most common vegetation types on EP but are now quite rare. There is a proposal to change their status to a critically endangered ecological community. Comment or find our more➡️ https://t.co/1ZZyRKtMY3
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We are looking forward to hearing Dalene Wray at the Shaping Our Future conference in Longreach 2021. You can hear some of her story here.
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We are a proud partners for the upcoming @Ag_Excellence virtual forum and awards. There’s still time to register. Go to Eventbrite for more information:
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.... (part 2 of 2) the tension with ag industries begins.
Farmers need to keep some credits for themselves too. And don't forget about emissions reduction options (now and by 2030)
Beef and sheep farmers call for limits to carbon farming https://t.co/5EGnE9E042
We've put stockings on a plant! Very useful to capture seeds from the Spiny Rice-flower (Pimelea spinescens). Normally we use tea bags (seriously!)
Check out why here: https://t.co/TSSezfkwvS
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As the push for carbon neutrality and demand for carbon offsets builds.....(pt1 of 2)
Mitsubishi buys into carbon farming with AIC partnership https://t.co/Aio5EEo2TM
Landcare is good for your health – and here’s the data to prove it. A recently released study of more than 1,000 Landcare volunteers reported a 46% improvement in their mental resilience. https://t.co/HJfgsvZxzH
Have you registered for next week's Ag Excellence Forum and Awards yet?
This year's focus is A Climate of Opportunity in Ag.
A lot of great speakers and sessions. especially around soils.
Details below.
Ag Excellence Forum & Awards - 'A Climate of Opportunity in Ag'
Forum2021 will take a deep dive into the solutions and opportunities that exist for agriculture in the face of critical climate challenge.
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Welcome to Cape York Healthy Country Newsletter Issue 44 at https://t.co/tWn0ZPX4eB outlining some of the amazing work people are doing on the Cape this year @BlackStarQLD @matt__nicholls @Th3Express @abclandline @TheCairnsPost
Our prosperity depends on a healthy environment. New UN report suggests we could solve our biggest environmental challenges with an investment of 0.1% of global GDP
For just 0.1% of GDP each year we can solve the climate crisis, the biodiversity crisis and prevent land degradation.
As a bonus, the world could also avoid the breakdown of natural ecosystem “services” such as clean water, food and flood protection. https://t.co/zBucHyaqFE
Have you noticed rubbish on a local beach? Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for marine debris to wash up on our beaches. We support the Tangoroa Blue, Australian Marine Debris Initiative which encourages the community to get involved in beach clean-ups ➡https://t.co/IKZG8FecBc
To celebrate #LandcareWeek2021 National Landcare Conference and Awards is free virtual forum this Thursday and Friday, 5-6 August. With 60 speakers covering a range of innovative topics. To find out more or register to attended visit: https://t.co/FYQUGoz0Op
