NEWS
NEWS
Environment & Economics: Where love for the land meets the realities of running a business
Q&A with GSNRM Ag Officer, Julie Nicolosi
Cat-astrophic for native species
Now covering 99.8 per cent of Australia’s mainland and island territories, feral cats are responsible for devastating losses to wildlife. Statistics paint a grim picture, while on-the-ground observations illuminate how far and widespread this issue has become for conservation efforts.
From farmers to consumers: local producers embrace sustainable practices
Through workshops and trial sites, Gulf Savannah NRM is helping producers swap chemicals for creativity, boost transparency from paddock to plate, and deliver safer, healthier food for consumers.
Country connections: Gulf Kids Day unites remote schools
Though it’s been running for more than 15 years, Gulf Kids Day continues to grow in reach and impact. By combining science and creativity, it gives young people from some of Queensland’s most remote communities a chance to learn, connect and fall in love with the environment.
Getting down and dirty
Without soil, we would all be naked, hungry and homeless.
What’s brown and sticky?
Australia’s heaviest known insect has recently been recorded, and it’s a completely new species of stick-insect.
