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People wanted on the ground for 24hr BioBlitz |
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From Kathryn Dryden
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Everyone is invited to take part in a 24 hour blitz on local plant and animal life on the weekend of the 15th and 16th of June. Terrain NRM is organising the "BioBlitz" in Cardwell as part of their Habitat Incentives Program, and their 10 year anniversary celebrations.
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Draft Environmental Values for Wet Tropics waters |
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From Peter Bradley, Terrain's Cairns Area Team Leader
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The Department of Environment and Heritage Protection is working with Terrain Natural Resource Management and other stakeholders to identify environmental values and water quality objectives for fresh waters, estuarine and coastal waters of the Wet Tropics region. The project area includes the Daintree, Mossman, Barron, Mulgrave (including Trinity Inlet), Russell, Johnstone, Tully, Murray, Hinchinbrook Island and Herbert river basins and associated Great Barrier Reef coastal waters.
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From Kathryn Dryden
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For information on Terrain's next Board meeting
call (07) 4043 8000
Click here for Terrain's Strategic Plan 2013-2017.
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Cash Countdown for Cassowaries |
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From Tony O'Malley, Terrain NRM, 10 May 2013
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With only weeks to go until a would-be developer pulls the pin on his offer to sell a cassowary corridor for conservation, the Mission Beach community is desperate for the Environment Minister or corporate sponsors to come to the rescue.
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Landholders and farmers given support to protect the Great Barrier Reef |
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From Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Environment Minister Tony Burke and Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig
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Landholders and farmers will be given assistance to reduce the run–off of damaging chemicals into the Great Barrier Reef, under a $200 million extension to the Reef Rescue program.
Starting in 2008, Reef Rescue has already stopped over 92,000 tonnes of nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment and around 1,300 kilograms of pesticide from leaching into the Great Barrier Reef. That is the equivalent of around 1 million wheelbarrows.
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