Control for feral pigs
he LDC project will match
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landholders’ contributions towards
the cost of the aerial control of feral
pigs in the Whitsunday region.
For every landholder who pays the
$200 contribution to the Whitsunday
Regional Council’s 2018/19 annual
feral animal program, LDC will match
it.
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.
The Bowen-based LDC project support team
Land Management Support Coordinator
- Rodger Walker - 0408 828 276
[email protected]
Senior Field Officer
- Brendan Smith - 0417 408 587
[email protected]
Senior Field Officer
- Adrienne Hall - 0428 158 859
[email protected]
P2 | Grit Issue 6, November, 2018
Drop in for a cuppa at the office at
35 Don Street (near the Salt Works)
in Bowen.
You will always be welcome.