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Flood recovery advice, secret life of endangered snake unlocked & cultural burning

The national NRM update for June 2025 represents just a handful of NRM projects among hundreds happening across Australia, which are made possible through funding from the Australian Government, state governments and others.

Through these projects regional NRM organisations are providing an essential service to all Australians – they support the health and productivity of our natural resources to produce our food, fibre, water, soil and air – critical for life.

This month’s snapshot projects

Flood recovery advice offered to support farmers

Supporting landholders with all the right people in the room for their recovery journeys
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Secret life of endangered snake unlocked

Using eDNA methodology to track its presence in central Queensland Brigalow
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Landholders share knowledge at landscape rehydration day

Using low-risk, nature-based solutions to improve drought resilience
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Treaty demystified in on-Country event

Treaty was about humanity and walking side by side in a way that benefited all
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Nearly 5,000 problem nets removed from metro rivers

A win-win-win for fishers, the environment and wildlife
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Sharing knowledge on Cultural burning

Combining traditional techniques with contemporary frameworks
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Fox captures key to Corner Inlet protection

Protecting the Ramsar site, along with partners including Parks Victoria, Trust for Nature and Birdlife Australia
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Cacti catchups to continue

Informing landholders of their responsibilities and general biosecurity duty
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Delivering Outcomes

Regional NRM organisations partnering to deliver on-ground outcomes

Working at a landscape-scale to deliver nature-positive outcomes and productive resilient landscapes

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