State funding drives three new projects
Building climate-resilient rangelands
State funding drives three new projects
NQ Dry Tropics is gearing up to roll out three new projects tackling weeds, feral animals, and land condition— in partnership with landholders, Traditional Owners, and local councils.
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Pictured at the NRM Expansion Program launch are, from left: NQ Dry Tropics CEO Dr Scott Crawford, Minister for Natural Resources Dale Last, NRM Regions Queensland CEO Chris Norman, and NQ Dry Tropics Chair Les Tyrell.
NQ Dry Tropics’ NRM Project Manager Carlo Mattone, left, and Senior Grazing Field Officer Chris Poole will roll out the Climate-Resilient Rangelands project.
Mingga Mingga Rangers will be delivering activities on Palm Island under the Fighting Invasive Species Together project. Pictured from left are, Ebanese Oui, Natalie Friday, and Jahvin Oui.
Building climate-resilient rangelands
Landholders in the Einasleigh Uplands are facing pressures from pests, weeds, and wildfires, and the Climate-Resilient Rangelands project is helping them manage these challenges to strengthen the land’ s resilience to climate change.
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Inspecting softwood scrub condition to plan protection and maintenance works.
Rubbervine and chinee apple infestations will be targeted in the project.
P4 | Grit Issue 38, March, 2026