Turtles in Trouble
Concerns have been raised that feral pigs are behind a decline in the freshwater turtle population of the Gulf. In partnership with Tagalaka Traditional Owners we set out to investigate.
Video: Soil Extension Project
Our soil extension project has been working with grazing, broadacre and horticulture properties in our region to build soil health through sustainable practices.
Expert Advice on Herd Profitability
Learn from an industry expert on the business of breeding herds at our free two-day workshop in Georgetown.
Building Back Better After Floods
Rodney Ingersoll’s sustainable aquaculture fish farm near Biboohra was devastated by the flooding that followed Cyclone Jasper, but now he’s on a mission to build back better.
Boost Your Digital Skills
We’re delivering a series of free digital skills workshops for residents, businesses and community organisations.
Understanding Soil Tests
Reading soil samples can be complicated, especially with the extra numbers that come from extensive testing packages. Wouldn’t it be nice to understand what all the numbers tell you about your soil?
Cattle, Timber and Pasture: Could Silvopasture Build Drought Resilience?
We’re exploring perceptions and adoption of silvopasture — a system that combines commercial tree growing and livestock production — as a strategy for drought resilience in the Northern Gulf.   
Workshops Empower Residents to Transform Communities
Register for one of two Changemaker Workshops — a free two-day leadership development course designed for individuals who want to play a more active role in the community.
FNQ Fire Forum to Build Bushfire Resilience
We’re encouraging residents to attend our free FNQ Fire Forum in Mareeba on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 March.
Back from the Brink
A team of researchers have recently re-discovered the Lyon’s grassland striped skink on a station near Mount Surprise, 42 years after it was last seen.