Riversymposium 2019
his year’s International Riversymposium
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is showcasing innovative programs
from around the world that are
transforming rivers into resilient rivers.
The LDC project - one of two Major
Integrated Projects (MIPs) funded by the
Queensland Government - is one
of those projects.
Groundwork at Mt Wickham faces rain ‘test’
DC is conducting a large-scale gully
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remediation project on Mt Wickham.
initial works were completed in
November 2018, 745mm of rain has fallen
on site.
This is equal to the annual average
and well above the January average of
125mm.
Opportunities for on-ground works
RAZING practice change is
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central to the Landholders
Driving Change (LDC) project
because it is the proven most cost-
effective way of improving water
quality.
Graziers can adopt a wide range of
activities to help meet water
quality targets.
Suite of training opportunities for graziers
HE LDC team has put together
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a suite of training opportunities
that could be useful for graziers in
the BBB.
It is not a complete list, and if you’re
interested in a particular area of
training, and it doesn’t appear here,
please contact the Bowen-
based grazing team.
P6 | Grit Issue 10, March, 2019