Healthy Land & Water’s Citizen Science project, the Wild Macadamia Hunt has revealed some very exciting results for Brisbane.
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Healthy Land & Water is currently delivering one of the most extensive invasive vine weed management projects undertaken in South East Queensland.
The Coochiemudlo Island Project is employing innovative chemical-free weeding techniques including saturated steam and hand removal methods to remove a range of weeds from the Coochiemudlo Island Melaleuca Wetlands.
A $5.58 million Palaszczuk Government funding boost is being channelled into Queensland’s 13 independent natural resource management groups.
Since the collaborative installation of a shellfish reef array to enhance fish stocks in southern Pumicestone Passage in December 2017, scientists at the University of the Sunshine Coast have found a significant and sustained change in the broader assemblage structure of fish that congregate at the reef site.
Some of South East Queensland’s vulnerable acid frog species now have a bigger, greener, and safer native habitat on the Sunshine Coast thanks to a collaborative conservation project.
A community hunt to find Brisbane’s elusive wild macadamia trees has helped uncover a potential treasure trove of genetic data on the Aussie supernut.
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