National Dalrymple QLD Charters Best management This project aims to improve the general awareness of $17,700.00 Landcare Landcare Towers practices for wildlife graziers in the Dry Tropics region on the potential of Program - Committee conservation in grazing grazing land for wildlife conservation. Through several Farms Small Incorporated lands of the Queensland activities, the project will highlight that wildlife represent Grants Dry Tropics a very valuable asset to their lands and can also be used as a tool to identify healthy country (i.e. soil fauna). It will define the best management practices for wildlife and defuse knowledge into the community through the publication of a booklet and a workshop. Several producers will be engaged through active implementation of recommended grazing practices for conserving wildlife and appropriate habitat. National Petaurus NSW Albury Landholder driven The high level aim of this project is to increase the capacity $47,970.00 Landcare Education discussion group to of Landholders to adopt new technologies, tools and best Program - Group support the adoption of management practices to increase their productivity and Farms Small Incorporated New Technologies, profitability while reducing pressures on our Natural Grants Tools & Best Resources. This aim will be achieved through the Management Practices formation of a Mixed Farming Landholder Discussion for mixed farming to Group which will meet 10 times over two years with reduce pressures on industry experts to deliver information on topics our Natural Resources specifically requested by the group and driven by regional in the West Hume NRM priorities. This will also include 2 field trips to review Landcare region. practices in other regions. The group will have a Facilitator and Project Officer, who driven by the group needs, will partner with industry experts to deliver the sessions. In Year 1 the group will be established and participate in a series of information sessions, workshops and field days/trip. In Year 2 the group will be supported to adopt new practices and meet and discuss the successes or challenges that they are facing.
National Landcare Program - Farms Small Grants Dalrymple Landcare Committee Incorporated QLD Charters Towers Best management practices for wildlife conservation in grazing lands of the Queensland Dry Tropics This project aims to improve the general awareness of graziers in the Dry Tropics region on the potential of grazing land for wildlife conservation. Through several activities, the project will highlight that wildlife represent a very valuable asset to their lands and can also be used as a tool to identify healthy country (i.e. soil fauna). It will define the best management practices for wildlife and defuse knowledge into the community through the publication of a booklet and a workshop. Several producers will be engaged through active implementation of recommended grazing practices for conserving wildlife and appropriate habitat. $17,700.00 National Landcare Program - Farms Small Grants Petaurus Education Group Incorporated NSW Albury Landholder driven discussion group to support the adoption of New Technologies, Tools & Best Management Practices for mixed farming to reduce pressures on our Natural Resources in the West Hume Landcare region. The high level aim of this project is to increase the capacity of Landholders to adopt new technologies, tools and best management practices to increase their productivity and profitability while reducing pressures on our Natural Resources. This aim will be achieved through the formation of a Mixed Farming Landholder Discussion Group which will meet 10 times over two years with industry experts to deliver information on topics specifically requested by the group and driven by regional NRM priorities. This will also include 2 field trips to review practices in other regions. The group will have a Facilitator and Project Officer, who driven by the group needs, will partner with industry experts to deliver the sessions. In Year 1 the group will be established and participate in a series of information sessions, workshops and field days/trip. In Year 2 the group will be supported to adopt new practices and meet and discuss the successes or challenges that they are facing. $47,970.00
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