The Streambank Remediation Program – O’Connell Sites Project aims to further reduce sediment run-off from eroded stream banks and gullies in the O’Connell catchment through a range of remediation strategies.
The Catchments Loads Monitoring Program monitors the annual loads of pollutants generated from terrestrial runoff in the GBR catchments.
The Sandringham Wetland Complex Project is a sub-component of the overarching ‘High priority coastal and island restoration for the protection of significant ecological communities and species project’ informally known as the Coastal Priorities Project.
A program of works supported by the Queensland Government’s Reef Assist program.
The eastern curlew (Numenius madagascariensis) is listed as ‘Critically Endangered’. We’re working to help protect this beautiful migratory bird.
Installing concrete Habitat Reef modules to emulate natural fish habitat in the Mackay offshore marine environment.
Major Grants – Incentives for Growers within the target catchments in adopting practice change that will benefit both their farming operations and water quality outcomes.
Mapping to determine the best locations for coral nurseries and coral restoration to ensure maximum impact of restoration activities.
The Whitsundays Healthy Heart project offers local tourism businesses an opportunity for genuine commitment and sustainable action in our region.
The Coral Nurture program uses propagation and planting project to restore reefs in the Whitsunday Islands.
CQUniversity is leading the delivery of a seagrass restoration project to assist the recovery of seagrass meadows.
The Boats4Corals project is a coral restoration project, and is part of the broader Whitsundays Reef Islands Initiative.
This Initiative in the Whitsundays allows us to work closely with the local Reef community, including Traditional Owners, Reef managers and tourism operators.
Working with landholders to implement activities on their properties that improve land condition and productivity while reducing the threats of sediment loss, pesticide and fertiliser run off.
This PAC project aims to improve the long-term resilience of the local community to natural hazards through the delivery of preparedness, awareness and risk reduction activities.
The Reef Water Quality Report Card 2020 released in April 2022, details progress towards the Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan (Reef 2050 WQIP) targets up to June 2020.
A Wetland Working Group was formed in 2014 to promote the sustainable use and management of natural and constructed wetlands in the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac NRM region.
Be involved and help to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) Catchments Loads Monitoring Program, monitors the annual loads of pollutants (sediments, pesticides and nutrients) generated from terrestrial runoff in the GBR catchments
