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NRM Regions Queensland
Natural Resource Management (NRM) is the protection and improvement of the natural assets which underpin our quality of life – soil and water, climate and landscapes and our biodiversity.
NRM Regions Queensland is the representative body for NRM in Queensland. We influence, support and promote the work of our members – the 12 regional NRM organisations in Queensland.
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Nurturing Nature: Cultivating Culture
Regional NRM organisations in Queensland
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Valuable discussions on progress and emerging opportunities for the #MurrayDarlingBasinPlan at the @MD_Basin_Auth Leadership Summit attended by 120 people in Sydney. Importance of the #NRM sector was highlighted to Minister @tanya_plibersek @NRMRegions
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Delivering outcomes for the Great Barrier Reef
Reef Catchments has delivered big outcomes for the Great Barrier Reef by working with graziers located in the O’Connell and Proserpine Basin.
Century-old cattle station works improve pastures as well as Reef
A century-old cattle station is getting a revamp, thanks to the combined efforts of two regional natural resource management organisations – Terrain NRM and NQ Dry Tropics.
Enhancing remnant native vegetation in the Burnett
Burnett Mary Regional Group has helped landowners to enhance native vegetation with on-ground measures including fencing, weed and pest removal, and habitat restoration.
Managing fire on Country: Traditional burning in contemporary land management
Fitzroy Basin Association – the regional NRM organisation for Central Queensland – has supported local Aboriginal people to manage fire on Country by facilitating 10 Indigenous Fire traineeships
Beetles used as biocontrol for ecosystem health
Little beetles with big appetites are proving part of the solution to combating invasive weeds in Southeast Queensland.
NRM sector launches plan for Nurturing Nature: Cultivating Culture
A $196.4 million plan to improve Queensland’s natural resources.
Annual Report for 2022-2023
The report includes updates from NRMRQ’s Chair Julie Boyd and CEO Chris Norman as well as a summary of unground outcomes from across the state and updates from a range of statewide initiatives.
Strategic Plan for Queensland’s NRM sector
The 2023-26 plan has three key strategic directions: value; partnerships; and capacity.
Koala conservation builds momentum in regional Queensland
Koala populations are in decline but Queensland’s regional NRM organisations are working with their communities to take action to reverse this trend.
Fire Ants pose $2 billion threat
NRM regions Queensland is joining forces with Queensland’s peak conservation and agriculture groups to call for urgent investment to eradicate fire ants.
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Join our list for statewide news about Queensland’s regional natural resource management organisations and our positive impact on communities, landscapes and the economy.