A fond farewell to Tagalaka Rangers
After a thriving 12-month stint, the Tagalaka Ranger Program has finally concluded its collaboration with Gulf Savannah NRM.
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Project officers flaunt knowledge at Field Days
Gulf Savannah specialists recently took to the stage to showcase their expertise at the Rotary FNQ Field Days’ Ag & Innovation lineup.
Wetherby Station Gets a Makeover!
Project Support Officer Oceane Dupont recently led the Enhancing Wetland at Wetherby Station Project, which left the land adorned with 1200 additional trees.
Tech to tackle drought
Technology Adoption Officer Keerah Steele recently had the fantastic opportunity to connect with producers, researchers and industry leaders at the Northern Australian Food Futures Conference in Darwin.
Gulf Savannah NRM musters stories of generational change in land condition
Do you have an interesting story to share about station life, traditional culture, natural disasters, or plants and animals in the Gulf? We want to know.
Funding for Indigenous Land and Sea Rangers welcomed by Gulf of Carpentaria land management groups
New additional funding will allow Traditional Owner groups to provide more hands on deck to care for and protect land, sea and culture.
Stations urged to prepare for future disasters, with free help available for Etheridge, Croydon and Carpentaria
Cattle station managers and landholders in the shires of Etheridge, Croydon and Carpentaria can now access a free program to improve disaster resilience
‘Tis the season – for wet season spelling!
Grow healthier pastures, manage your land sustainably and build a resilient livestock business with wet season spelling
Supporting stronger soil health in Queensland’s Northern Gulf
As the Healthy Farming Futures project reaches its fifth and final year, we look back on some of the project’s successes from the last 12 months.
Working together to build brighter futures for grazing
Project officer Keerah Steele recently travelled south for FutureBeef’s GrazingFutures program catch-up.