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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Nathalie2022-02-17 20:55:202022-02-23 10:24:41National NRM snapshot - Jan 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 is seeking EOIs for a Research Co-design Broker – NRM Landscape resilience to design and facilitate a co-design process with regional NRM organisations and the NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub. For more information and to apply, visit nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/eoi-research-codesign-broker/
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Tell us how you think our communities can survive droughts by completing our survey. You’ll also go in the draw to win one of 5 x $100 Mastercard gift cards.
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Almost two-and-a half years since two large wildfires burnt 14,000 hectares of bushland near Kimba, a $100,000 vegetation protection project is coming to a close with the affected land well on its way to recovery. Find out more 👉https://t.co/XAuWWzqjtj
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For 20+ yrs Vic CMAs have been protecting landscapes & supporting communities. The Vic 2020-21 CMAs’ Action & Achievements Report highlights this work.
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#CMAsGetItDone
@LisanevilleMP @LilyDAmbrosioMP @DELWP_Vic @AusLandcare
A new project to help the endangered northern quoll... We're working with @GulfSavannahNRM, @awconservancy, @jcu & Western Yalanji traditional owners. Read more: https://t.co/t4aNzK7Eae
Image: Wayne Lawler
@tscommissioner @envirogov #quoll #endangered #threatenedspecies
For 20+ years, Vic CMAs have delivered land, water & biodiversity programs that protect landscapes & support communities. The Vic CMAs’ Action & Achievements Report highlights the impact of this work
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#CMAsGetItDone #CMAActionsandAchievements
@DELWP_Vic
Endangered species day was last Friday (May 20) & the CMA's Aggie and DELWP's Jonathan were at Hamilton's Gray St Primary School talking & reading about the successful recovery of the Eastern Barred Bandicoot - which all started in Hamilton! @DELWP_Vic @ZoosVictoria @AusLandcare
The Mallee region has 3 species; Eastern long-necked Turtle, Murray River Turtle and Broad-shelled Turtle . The Broad-shelled Turtle is listed as endangered in Victoria.
For our next turtle event, email us:
[email protected]
#worldturtleday #turtles #mallee
Do you live near the Barwon River?
We are looking for new citizen scientists to volunteer for water quality testing along the Barwon River through Winchelsea, Birregurra and Forrest down to Geelong and Barwon Heads.
Follow the link to get involved: https://t.co/UTYgtzBV0s
#MondayMemories We've hosted landcare specialist Daryl Hill over the years to deliver erosion control grader training to landholders & contractors. They're a cost effective way to slow & spread water flow. This video shows how to construct a whoa boy.
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#GraemeHand 3rd webinar of #HolisticGrazing 26 May
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An in-depth approach, covering the practice of rotational grazing.
Catchup on missed webinars https://t.co/ZxSEcwKuDM
#wimmerasoils #wimmeraag #WimmeraFarmers #croprotation
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Together with Indigenous land and sea rangers, we are seeing great results in our turtle nest protection projects with a drop from 90% to 10% in the rate of predator destruction of turtle nests 👏.
That means more of these precious babies make it to the ocean.
#worldturtleday
More from our Waterwatch volunteer survey for #NationalVolunteerWeek.
Reasons why people volunteer w Waterwatch
1️⃣ Enjoyment of taking samples and seeing trends
2️⃣ Community connection
3️⃣ Being outdoors among nature
4️⃣ Being useful and the data is valued
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#GraemeHand in #HolisticGrazing webinar 23 June
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This series has an in-depth look at the practice of rotational grazing.
Catchup on missed webinars https://t.co/ZxSEcwsTMe
#wimmerasoils #wimmeraag #WimmeraFarmers #croprotation
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The Australian Government is providing $54.4 million to support farmers access soil sampling and testing in exchange for sharing their data.
Farmers may be eligible for benefits of up to $10,000 and receive assistance to interpret their results.
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It’s a beautiful morning in Australia.
A good time to plant some of the 500 native seedlings going in on our block at White Peak this autumn.
Today is #BiodiversityDay - ‘Building a shared future for all life’. Our future depends on biodiversity & we're supporting projects from restoring native oyster reefs, to protecting our endangered birds, to improving seed banks of rare plants. https://t.co/gQABP5ol2g
Today we are celebrating Biodiversity Day!
#BiodiversityDay #ForNature #mallee
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A BIG thank you to our amazing Waterwatch volunteers.
We're extremely grateful to our 60 volunteers who help us monitor 80 sites across our catchment.
Waterwatch plays a vital role in waterway health and helping people look after their patch.
#NationalVolunteerWeek
Happy World Fish Migration Day-
At the lower Barwon River tidal barrage weir, the fishway infrastructure on the southern bank consists of a concrete cone fishway which is the first of its type to be built in Victoria. Check out how it works in this video
Bring out the dragon! This little carnivorous Painted Dragon (Ctenophorus pictus) is found in dry, sandy grasslands and scrublands. They burrow at the base of bushes, and can vary considerably in colour and some have spots or a dark strip along their back from head to tail.
