Jun 1, 2021 | June 2021, Landscape Remediation, Uncategorized
LDC’s fifth large gully repair will benefit two properties LDC’s fifth large-scale gully remediation site is at Havilah Station. Works are expected to start in July. The Havilah gully site has been selected as a priority project, based on the work completed by...
Jun 1, 2021 | June 2021, Landscape Remediation
Weetalaba Station — LDC’s third landscape rehydration site The Mulloon Institute is designing a cost-effective way to address an erosion hotspot on Weetalaba Station to help hold and keep water on the property. Reid and Julie Muirhead, of Weetalaba Station, have made...
Jun 1, 2021 | June 2021, Landscape Remediation
Helping to ensure the integrity of the gas pipeline in NQ Eyes on the pipe The pipeline is owned by Palisade and is operated by AGL and Arrow Energy through a jointly owned company called EIM. TW Power Services is the maintenance provider of the pipeline. TW Power...
Jun 1, 2021 | June 2021, Landscape Remediation
Scott Hardy, WRC (left) and Daniel Hazelman, NQ Dry Tropics’ Landscape Remediation Officer discuss drains on roadways. Controlling the flow of water runoff from rural roads is a big task. Photo: Fruition Environmental. Project investigates how best to manage...
May 31, 2021 | Grazier Support, June 2021
What’s on offer for graziers A wide range of activities is available to landholders to help improve land management practice, productivity and land condition, while reducing sediment entering local waterways. You may want to introduce new land management practices, or...
May 28, 2021 | Grazier Support, June 2021
GBRF continues funding for LDC NQ Dry Tropics has secured a $5million funding boost to build on and continue, the efforts of the Landholders Driving Change (LDC) project. The funding comes through the Great Barrier Reef Foundation’s partnership with the Australian...
