Cattle Creek is a defining feature of the Finch Hatton region, supporting generations of local farms and families, bolstering regional tourism and providing critical habitat for native wildlife. Unfortunately, in recent years, the ...

For our region’s sugarcane growers, the future is looking bright. New opportunities are emerging that support on farm ...

Take a walk along a quiet stretch of the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac coastline and you might pass a ...

2025 marked a pivotal step forward for the Proserpine region with the launch of the Proserpine Integrated Project ...

When low tides revealed mud flats in the months of August to October this year, something remarkable happened ...

A landmark $7.8 million investment is driving one of the most significant environmental restoration efforts ever undertaken in ...

Feed supply can make or break a grazing enterprise. Too little, and livestock can lose condition, impacting productivity ...

Silly season is almost upon us! And by that, of course we mean coral spawning season. This weekend, ...

For the first time in its 12-year history, the Reef Catchments Grazing Forum and Field Day were held ...

At low tide on the Seaforth coast, volunteers gathered with buckets, boots, and a shared ambition to restore ...

Real change happens when projects are guided by data, scaled to the landscape, and delivered with the community ...

It started with a simple question: What’s really going into our school bins? As part of the Mackay ...

Landholder: Ross Bailey Project: Continuing the path to nature-based solutions Location: Sarina Area: 265 acres of grazing land ...

For graziers across the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac region, managing a productive farm has always meant balancing livestock, land, ...

For generations, sugarcane has been a core aspect of the Proserpine region’s identity. From the vast green paddocks ...

Across the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac region, grazing is more than an occupation - it’s a way of life. ...

On-Ground Restoration Showcased During Reef 2050 Advisory Committee Visit Reef Catchments recently welcomed members of the Reef 2050 ...

If you’re a snorkeller, diver, swimmer or avid boatie, you’re no stranger to the beauty of the Great ...

While the rest of the Whitsundays are still shaking off the last chill of winter, spring has already ...

Learning from the Land: Why Walking the Paddocks Leads to Smarter Funding A bright winter’s morning at Mt ...

In the heart of the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac region, a quiet revolution is taking place. One that is ...

Erosion Soil Sampling for Streambank Stability by Emily Wilson, Project Officer - Waterways Earlier this month, my colleague ...

At Reef Catchments, World Environment Day is more than a date on the calendar, it’s a timely reminder ...

Out and about: Mirani Primary School learns about erosion On Tuesday 27th May, Liana and Alyce from the ...

Reef Catchments organised a Seagrass-Watch Level 1 training session in the stunning Whitsundays, welcoming a great crew of local community ...

Earth Day 2025 was a global reminder that the future of our planet lies in the choices we ...

Landscape Repair Project Freshwater mussels spotted along the scenic Murray Creek! These fascinating creatures are true ecosystem engineers ...

Sandringham Wetlands Complex In partnership with Associate Professor Nathan Waltham TropWATER and with funding from Great Barrier Reef ...

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 ...