Landscape Reyhdration day

May 11, 2023 | June 2023, Landscape Remediation

Does a landscape rehydration day whet your whistle? Sam Skeat from the Mulloon Institute describing the patterns of depositional fans opn the bank of an eroded gully.. Let us know if you’re interested NQ Dry Tropics plans to run a Landscape Rehydration Workshop...

Vegetation Management workshops

May 11, 2023 | June 2023

Vegetation Management made clear workshops… if they’re wanted Landholders seeking clarity about Queensland’s Vegetation Management laws are encouraged to register their interest in attending a workshop with representatives from the Department of Natural...

Gully maintenance

May 11, 2023 | June 2023, Landscape Remediation

Monitoring and maintenance of gullies continues Glen Bowen Station large-scale gully successfully remediated… seen at ground level and from above. NQ Dry Tropics is maintaining and monitoring gullies remediated between 2017 and 2020 by the LDC project through...

Time lapse cameras

May 11, 2023 | June 2023

Time lapse cameras monitor effectiveness of gully treatments NQ Dry Tropics is using time lapse cameras to monitor gully treatment effectiveness. Cameras are set up at a control site and a treatment site. The photos show what happened during a rain event at a...

Weetalaba first test

May 11, 2023 | June 2023, Landscape Remediation

Weetalaba withstands the test of first wet season… and it was rigorous An aerial view of the landscape rehydration project on Weetalaba, a grazing property near Collinsville. In the foreground is a rock chute, rehydration banks can be seen in the background. The...