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Project Officer (NRM)

Project Officer (NRM)

by Steve Titman | Jul 10, 2026 | Jobs

Supporting thousands of volunteers and hundreds of community events

Supporting thousands of volunteers and hundreds of community events

by Steve Titman | Jul 8, 2026 | Impact, News

The Natural Resources Recovery Program (NRRP) is helping Queenslanders make a real difference to the environment by championing community-based volunteering.   Through projects that strengthen landscape resilience and encourage sustainable practices, the Queensland...
Graziers driving improved land management across Queensland

Graziers driving improved land management across Queensland

by Steve Titman | Jul 2, 2026 | Impact, News

Queensland graziers are improving soil health and increasing productivity through practical land management changes, supported by the Natural Resources Recovery Program (NRRP).  Over the past three years, landholders have improved practices across 306,322 hectares of...
Showcasing Landcare’s contribution to the NRM Expansion Program

Showcasing Landcare’s contribution to the NRM Expansion Program

by Steve Titman | Jun 29, 2026 | News, NRM Expansion Program

A recent state-wide webinar hosted by Queensland Water and Land Carers provided an opportunity for NRM Regions Queensland (NRMRQ) to share an update on Queensland’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program (NRMEP) and highlight the important role Landcare groups...
FireCAT: Measuring the impact of fire management projects

FireCAT: Measuring the impact of fire management projects

by Steve Titman | Jun 22, 2026 | Impact, News, NRM Expansion Program

As extreme weather intensifies, destructive wildfires pose an increasing threat to people, property and native flora and fauna. While cool-season burning is increasingly recognised as an important investment in building landscape resilience against high-intensity...
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