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Reef Catchments Annual Report for the 2023-2024 Financial Year. Throughout the year our teams have been busy wrapping ...

Reef Catchments is proud to present our Annual Report for the 2022-2023 Financial Year. It's been a busy ...

Our Youth Ambassador program helps to shape our conservation leaders of the future, by empowering them to deliver their ...

Soil conservation professionals, John Day and Geoff Titmarsh, provided a wealth of information to the attendees at the ...

Reef Catchments has multiple roles available and is seeking expressions of interest. All the details are here.

Almost half of the fish species in the Mackay Whitsunday region can live in both freshwater and saltwater ...

Reef Catchments is working to protect and restore wetlands south of Mackay, assisting landholders in the Sandringham Wetland ...

Reef Catchments was awarded funding from the Queensland Government DEHP to study the water quality benefits of constructed ...

Reef Catchments worked with the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac community to develop a Community Action Plan to protect the ...

Reef Catchments has changed their telephone system. Direct landlines to staff are no longer in use, however our ...

Conservation and Communities E-news, previously Coasts and Communities E-news 2023 SUMMER 2023 2022 SPRING 2022 WINTER 2022 AUTUMN ...

Easing of COVID-19 restrictions sparked a return to action for Whitsunday tour boat operators involved in a citizen ...

Reef Catchments has worked alongside landholders and partner organisations since 2000. We are proud of our regional footprint ...

Juvenile barramundi are on the move in the Mackay region. Recent monitoring of fish ladders, situated in the ...

The local not-for-profit natural resource management organisation, Reef Catchments, is overseeing an exciting four-year program which will benefit ...

Tourism operators in the Whitsundays are collecting data through a citizen science project to keep track of the ...

Reef Catchments is inviting primary producers and industry representatives along to an annual event promoting healthy soil within ...

Reef Catchments recently sent Wendy Eiteneuer from Pioneer Catchment & Landcare Group Inc to Cairns to take part ...

Catchment Solutions Matt Moore and Reef Catchments Manager Katrina Dent with Mackay Regional Parks and Environment Councillor Theresa ...

Marian cane farmer, Simon Mattsson, is trialling the use of multi-crop species including sunflowers to improve soil health ...

Work by Reef Catchments on land adjoining the O'Connell River aims to make a significant difference to water ...

Management Interventions to improve Ecosystem Health  Case Study – Alluvium Consulting Report to stabilise stream banks along the ...

- Article provided by Rob Eccles, Sustainable Agriculture Manager, Catchment Solutions Is there no good microbe other than ...

Phase two of a major wetland restoration project near Racecourse Mill is underway, with more than 5000 seedlings ...

They are an exotic fish that are considered to be one of the worst pest species in Australia ...

Kite-boarders, walkers and beach-goers can now enjoy eco friendly access to Town Beach, thanks to improved beach planning. ...

The success of a major controlled burn in North Queensland has helped demonstrate the value of fire as ...

Reef Catchments has been working with Australian Rivers Institute Geomorphologists collecting field data from areas of streambank failure ...

The sailing catamaran ‘Wild Cat’ left Mackay Marina before dawn. Crewed by Wild Mob and Reef Catchments staff, ...

In 2011, twenty-one land managers from the Gregory River catchment participated in a survey conducted by Reef Catchments ...