PUBLICATIONS

Regional NRM organisations have experienced significant reviews and change over the past decade and a recent report, titled ‘NRM Structural Review: Developing Strong Regional NRM Bodies for Changing Environmental Challenges’ documents some of the learnings from those structural changes,

Queensland’s NRM sector comes together to share knowledge and expertise around Indigenous participation in natural resource management through an Indigenous Participation Community of Practice.

Regional natural resource management (NRM) organisations work with their communities to identify threats to these natural assets and to plan for improving their condition for the benefit of all Queenslanders.

The Queensland Government’s Land Restoration Fund (LRF) is expanding carbon farming in the state by supporting land-sector carbon projects that deliver additional environmental, socio-economic and First Nations co-benefits.

Between 2008 and 2012, NRM Regions Queensland (then known as the Queensland NRM Regional Group’s Collective published a series of quarterly newsletters known as the NRM Rumble.

In 2022, NRM Regions Queensland, with its members, released a prospectus collating the research needs of the natural resource management sector across the state.