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Trapping tricky skinks, Wagin Woolarama & digging into the future of soil science

The national NRM update for March 2026 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

Trapping tricky skinks

Assessing genetic health and guiding future conservation efforts.
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  • NT
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Wagin Woolorama and the Green Sheep project

Engaging with landholders, locals and stakeholders and on-farm demonstrations
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  • WA
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Digging into the future of soil science

Blending hands-on field experience, mentoring, and formal training for graduates
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  • QLD
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Focus on ferals engagement

Delivering biosecurity information and share pest control advice with the community
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  • NSW
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Reimagining Tarralla Creek

Creating natural waterways and vibrant green spaces for both wildlife and people
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  • VIC
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Pix Stix: Turning beach snaps into big science

Detecting environmental events and tracking how coastlines are changing and adapting
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  • SA
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Demonstrating Natural Capital accounting

Providing a practical model for farmers to integrate improved natural capital management into their operations
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  • TAS
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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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