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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 precious native plants and animals.

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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QLD's 12 regional NRM organisations protect and improve the natural assets that underpin everybody's quality of life. NRM Regions Queensland is their peak body.

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nrmregionsqld NRM Regions Queensland @nrmregionsqld ·
20 Dec

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 @terrainNRM project will focus on threats to this unique ecosystem.

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2 Dec

In a significant contribution to Australia’s conservation efforts, researchers Tom Espinoza and Dr David Sternberg from @bmrg4nrm have co-authored a new journal article on the conservation status of Australia’s freshwater fish species.

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nrmregionsqld NRM Regions Queensland @nrmregionsqld ·
27 Nov

As the population of SEQ continues to grow, so does the demand for fresh, potable water. In response to this challenge, @Seqwater has tasked @hlthylandwater with a critical project aimed at preserving the water quality of the North Pine catchment

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22 Nov

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.

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