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Regional NRM projects

Regional NRM organisations are the boots on the ground that manage our landscapes and waterways through integrated land management. This means understanding the connections between the different elements that make up our environment – our soils, rivers, flora and fauna, and people, are all linked.

By working with their communities,  governments and partners across Australia to undertake integrated land management, regional NRM organisations are restoring landscapes, and enabling productive, sustainable agricultural industries. 

Australia’s 54 regional NRM organisations provide the essential services for sustainability.   

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On-farm Natural Capital and market readiness

NRM practices that support natural capital and biodiversity can align with good business decisions.
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Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers (TEER) program

Improving understanding of the issues impacting the health of the waterways.
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Circular North – nothing goes to waste

Managing waste and recycling within northern Tasmanian communities, businesses and local governments.
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Improving Midlands biodiversity

Restoring and enhancing biodiversity by addressing key threats and engaging the community in conservation efforts.
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Cradle Coast regional priority weeds

Providing a strategic and targeted approach to high priority weeds.
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Our Natural Advantage: building the benefits of biodiversity on farms

Supporting farmers in making future-focused decisions with confidence.
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Women in science

Celebrating women in natural resource management.
  • SA
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New powerful pollinator guides released to support local landholders

Teaming up with the Wheen Bee Foundation and the University of Adelaide to create the region’s first-ever Powerful Pollinator guides.
  • SA
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Nature: rewilding spurred along by predator control

Close to extinction species growing in numbers under rewilding project on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia.
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Our regions our people

54 Regional NRM organisations work with people across the country – from the local to national level to manage our land, water, soil, plants and animals.

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