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Programs

Summary of Programs

Sustainable Landscapes  

Fencing Fieldday thumb Over 200 landholders adopting improved practices and implementing property management planning on 80,000ha of land in year 1; 20 Neighbourhood Catchment plans for high-risk areas to maintain a minimum 30% ground cover, preventing soil erosion, and 100% of new weeds and pests controlled. > more

Salinity  

Salinity thumb Risk maps for each 6 major catchments identifying areas at greatest risk from future salinity impacts; information packages, best practice guidelines and incentives enabling 50Ha re-mediated and 1500Ha protected from future impacts. > more
Photo by Bill Wilkinson NRM&W

Healthy Waterways, Rivers and Wetlands  

Lush Creek thumb Regional water quality targets and a monitoring program to measure their achievement established; 18 000ha/ 300km significant riparian and wetland area identified and protected; and 2 critical barriers to aquatic passage overcome. > more

Water Allocation and Management  

Implementation and completion of the Fitzroy and Boyne Calliope water resource and resource operation plans; and development of Callide Valley sustainable water management plan. > more

Biodiversity and Vegetation  

10 biodiversity conservation agreements by voluntary and legal covenant over 3000 Ha of native vegetation and 15 km of riparian zone, and 50 Ha of strategic pest plant control. > more

Coral and Coasts  

9 Mile thumb Plan completion for coastal sub-regions, inclusion of coastal and marine issues in the CQSS2, enhancement 100ha of regionally significant coastal wetlands, estuaries (and fringing riparian areas), 50 ha of State / Nationally significant ecosystems, 2400m foreshore, and monitoring programs established for migratory birds, turtles and seagrasses. > more

Protecting our Heritage  

Kakamundi thumb Improve understanding of cultural values and indigenous capacity, and protect significant cultural heritage sites.   > more


Healthy Region  

Healthy Region thumb Invest in the core elements of a healthy planning system, and increase the capacity of the region to plan for and manage resources sustainably. > more







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