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Restoring wet sclerophyll forests without encouraging cats
GSNRM has been working with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) to reduce lantana weeds and improve the condition of a wet sclerophyll forest site on the Carbine Tablelands – key habitat for multiple threatened species.
Why care about wetlands?
Wetlands are among the most ecologically valuable and sensitive ecosystems on the planet. Enhancing and restoring them is not only an investment in biodiversity, but also in landscape resilience, water quality, and climate adaptation.
Soil at the centre: battling global issues on a local scale
Experts highlight regenerative practices to help farmers adapt to climate extremes and support global food security.
Celebrating soil skills and World Soils Day
Soil competition success and international celebrations!
When pigs cross boundaries, collaboration is key
Achieving a “big impact over a big area.”
Newly appointed Biodiversity Officer to lead springs conservation project
With her diverse background, Ms Dupont said she feels ready to tackle the responsibilities of her new role.
