Southern Gulf NRM is a community-based, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to sustainable natural resource management in Queensland’s Southern Gulf region. Covering an area of 215,000 square kilometres, the region is home to diverse landscapes, including wetlands and rugged outback terrains.
The organisation collaborates with landholders, Indigenous groups, and stakeholders to protect biodiversity, improve land and water health, and address climate resilience. Key initiatives include sustainable grazing practices, habitat restoration, and community capacity building, ensuring a thriving environment for future generations.
The Southern Gulf region is home to over 100 species of conservation significance.
Southern Gulf NRM works closely with Traditional Owner groups and local landholders to integrate cultural knowledge into natural resource management plans.
We protect species like the Carpentarian Grasswren, Largetooth Sawfish and Gulf Snapping Turtle while managing ecosystems for future generations.
We empower local communities, fostering collaboration to sustain natural and cultural assets.
We foster collaboration to protect natural assets and promote sustainable land management.
We support landholders with innovative practices to boost productivity and resilience.
We protect biodiversity by controlling invasive species across the Southern Gulf.
Southern Gulf contributing to natural resource management outcomes
Get involved in preserving the Southern Gulf’s natural resources. Through our programs and partnerships, we can make a lasting impact for future generations.
Southern Gulf’s contributions to NRM shared knowledge across Australia
Southern Gulf’s contributions to our national NRM snapshots
