A passion for healthy soils is driving Gulf Savannah NRM’s agricultural project officer, Janani Gedara, whose work is helping to strengthen climate resilience across Far North Queensland’s horticultural systems.
Far North Queensland farmers continue to adapt to climate extremes and landscape variability with the support of Gulf Savannah NRM’s sustainable agriculture initiatives.
Amid the misty slopes of Mount Lewis National Park, local ecologists are working to protect the critically endangered mountain-top nursery frog (Cophixalus monticola).
A recent siam weed identification workshop brought together Gulf Savannah NRM’s Land Protection Officer, Mia Beki, and the Wakaman Indigenous Rangers to strengthen local biosecurity knowledge and build on-ground weed management skills.
A new collaborative project focused on soil health and climate-smart farming is coming to our region.
More than 20 people gathered at the Walkamin Research Facility on March 11 for a full day of hands-on soil training to boost regional knowledge of soil health.
Let’s breakdown what’s happened with the weather, and the communities impacted out West
Gulf Savannah NRM recently met with the Mbarbaram clan to support the next stage of their ranger program, now entering its second round of development.
Feral pigs are widespread across northern Australia and are one of the region’s most destructive pest species. Alongside impacts to crops, pastures and waterways through rooting and wallowing, they also pose a risk to both human and animal health.
Gulf Savannah NRM has recently welcomed Natarsha Berrigan to the Croydon team, where she will be supporting local landholders in the role of Grazing Officer
