The final stage of a wildlife crossing for endangered mahogany gliders was recently completed south of Tully, thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Mahogany Glider Recovery Team and partners. More about the importance of Recovery Teams here: buff.ly/3ZrCIID

Long-term climate forecasts predict a decrease in annual rainfall and an increase in temps across the Northern Gulf, so land managers need support to upgrade infrastructure & improve sustainability practices. Gulf Savannah NRM is helping these landholders prepare: buff.ly/4daVrLJ

Grazier Curtis Archer has been working with Terrain NRM to boost productivty and reduce erosion on the family's 33,000ha cattle station through natural grazing practices. Hear more about their collaboration in this new video from Terrain NRM: buff.ly/3MOiCRB

SQL’s own Jayne Thorpe led an engaging and interactive workshop at the Australasian Plant Conservation Conference. The presentation covered evidence needs and data requirements for environmental markets, and mandatory climate and nature reporting. #naturalheritagetrust

The Queensland #SoilScience Graduate Program is recruiting 3 graduates or early career scientists who will be hosted 50:50 in a Regional NRM organisation and a Queensland Government agency from January - December, 2025. Applications close 1 November: buff.ly/4dXb9ux

We were thrilled to join Healthy Land & Water at the launch of their @ENVestor #naturebased investment program for SEQ this month. This integrated landscape project, generating multiple benefits for local farmers and regional communities, is a game-changer buff.ly/4eRN5dS

Six #fishways built between Tully and Crystal Creek in Far North Queensland have removed barriers for juvenile fish and opened up more than 100km of waterways and recent surveys at these sites have shown they are fish highways. More via Terrain NRM: buff.ly/3TDhROT

We've released our Annual Report for 2023-24. Check it out: buff.ly/3YfGmDo.

A Gulf Savannah NRM Grazing Forum for the Northern Gulf, Tues 19 Nov in Georgetown will feature presentations on new research, virtual fencing, biosecurity, succession planning and climate updates for the season ahead. More: buff.ly/4fxPGcX

For central Queensland grazier Anna Radel, establishing more tree coverage in the paddock was about improving groundcover, with the additional hope of bringing back a once well-known koala population. Read more: buff.ly/3ZwEcla

Six regional NRM organisations have been awarded funding to improve the quality of water flowing to the Reef, through the $200 million Australian Government Landscape Repair Program. More: buff.ly/48g6diY Terrain NRM Cape York NRM NQ Dry Tropics BMRG for NRM Reef Catchments #fba

A consortium of groups who improve and restore Australia’s environment have responded to the Wentworth Group's Blueprint to Repair Australia’s Landscapes. @nrmregions and partners have issued a call to heal Australia's lands, seas and waterways. More: buff.ly/3YzUkBw

ICYMI, at last month's #globalnaturepositivesummit, Terrain NRM launched its Cassowary Credits scheme which offers long-term benefits to landowners, Rainforest Aboriginal People, and investors due to its high integrity and enduring outcomes. More: buff.ly/4faYbdw

What is natural capital and what role does the Regional NRM sector play? Our CEO Chris Norman was a guest on a podcast produced by Truii covering this exact topic. Check it out: buff.ly/4e0knpP

Grazing is the largest land use in the Great Barrier Reef catchment, covering 73% of land. A new #ReefCredit methodology will reward farmers for improving grazing practices that reduce fine sediment runoff to protect the Reef. More: buff.ly/3YxPjZX

A #reeftrust dune restoration project delivered by NQ Dry Tropics has supported a range of ecosystem benefits along the Burdekin coastline, restoring sand dunes through revegetation and installing fencing to allow native vegetation to rejuvenate. More: buff.ly/40hatgs

A $31 million Wet Tropics sediment reduction project will prevent 21,000 tonnes of fine sediment from reaching the Great Barrier Reef each year. Managed by @terrainnrm, the #reeftrust project will begin with surveys to prioritise and select sites. More: buff.ly/3NDp6Tu

As the population of SEQ continues to grow, so does the demand for fresh, potable water. In response to this challenge, Seqwater has tasked Healthy Land & Water with a critical project aimed at preserving the water quality of the North Pine catchment More: buff.ly/3YxNOLf

In a significant contribution to Australia’s conservation efforts, researchers Tom Espinoza and Dr David Sternberg from BMRG for NRM have co-authored a new journal article on the conservation status of Australia’s freshwater fish species. Check it out: buff.ly/4hi0HQZ

The eastern forests of Far North Queensland are one of 20 ‘priority places’ in the Australian Government’s Threatened Species Action Plan and a 2 year Terrain NRM project will focus on threats to this unique ecosystem. Find out more: buff.ly/4feXvnk