New digs get the ceremonial treatment
Scientists share water quality insights
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New digs get the ceremonial treatment
Member for Thuringowa Natalie Marr performed a traditional ribbon-cutting to officially open the new NQ Dry Tropics office.
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This was followed by NQ Dry Tropics’ Annual General Meeting, which included the signing of a Charter formalising more than 20 years of partnership between the Board and the Traditional Owners Management Group.
Member for Thuringowa Natalie Marr cuts the ribbon flanked by CEO Scott Crawford, left, and Chair Les Tyrell.
Moving to the larger office strengthens NQ Dry Tropics’ capacity to take on new opportunities to safeguard our region’ s natural resources.
NQ Dry Tropics Chair Les Tyrell, left, and Bindal Traditional Owner, Eddie Smallwood, with the Charter formalising the relationship between the Board and the Traditional Owner Management Group.
Scientists share water quality insights
TropWATER scientists revealed the latest findings from the local Water Quality Monitoring Program in November at a presentation in Collinsville.
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LEFT: Havilah Station employees Trader Wanstall, third from left, and Tom Grafton, far right, pictured with Cari Stocker, NQ Dry Tropics, Brad Martin, NQ Dry Tropics, TropWATER scientists Zoe Bainbridge and Stephen Lewis.
The Landholders Driving Change( LDC2) Project is funded by the Queensland
Government through the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.
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