Burdekin Dry Tropics Natural Resource Management (BDTNRM) is a community based, not-for-profit company established in 2002 to deliver on-ground Natural Resource Management (NRM) and enhance the community’s involvement in those activities throughout the Burdekin Region. [Read more]

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Catchment Detox

Catchment Detox  is a game to make and manage a catchment and is being promoted as part of National Science Week. Natasha Wright, from the Regional Groups Collective, is one of the 4 public contestants for Queensland, which involves playing the game and being interviewed about it on the ABC Country hour over the two weeks starting 25 August.

It's an online game where you're in charge of the whole catchment. You get to decide what activities you undertake - whether to plant crops, log forests, build factories or set up national parks. The aim is to fix environmental problems and provide food and wealth for the population.

Managing Australia's waterways is a huge challenge with climate change, increased demand for water and environmental problems putting our rivers under stress. Catchment Detox gives an idea of just how difficult it is to manage a river catchment.

 http://catchmentdetox.net.au/  


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BDTNRM Invests in Nature Refuges across the region

Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM, the Environmental Protection Agency and landholders in the Jericho, Bowen and Townsville Shires are joining forces to link environmental needs with sustainable land management practices, making Nature Refuges an important part of their business strategy. [more]

2008 NRW Natural Resources Conference

Perish or Prosper: balanced management of North Queensland’s natural resources, will tackle the challenges associated with managing our natural resources and securing a prosperous future for the north. If you have any questions or would like to request a hard copy of the Conference program and registration brochure please contact Alison Cox, Communications Officer on 3224 7786 or email communications@nrw.qld.gov.au.

The conference will be held on 4 September in Townsville. 


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