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The Burnett Mary Regional Group acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land and pays respect to the elders past, present and future, representing the traditional Aboriginal land throughout the Burnett Mary region.

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Work continues on our Burnett River Water Quality

Work continues on our Burnett River Water Quality project with the team out collecting UAV LiDAR data at Goondicum Station. LiDAR technology uses laser pulses to create a digital representation of an area's topography and characteristics – a great tool in all our project work!⁠
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The Burnett River Water Quality Project is funded through the @Australian Government, and BMRG is working closely with @gidarjil, @cquniversity, @goondicumpastoral, C & K Transport and Earthmoving, and @alluvium_consulting on the earthworks being done along the Burnett. ⁠
#BurnettRiver #riverrestoration #lidar #dronestagram #dronetechnology #CASA #drones #agtech #BMRG4NRM

Congratulations to the 11 newest BMRG staff to hav

Congratulations to the 11 newest BMRG staff to have completed their drone training and attained their Remote Pilot Licenses! This skill will be paramount in the monitoring and evaluation of sites during project work, and the collection of valuable data.⁠
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A huge thanks to CompleteAUV and Drone Training Solutions for their wealth of knowledge, training and expertise. ⁠
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Civil Aviation Safety Authority - CASA #CASA #drones #dronetraining #RePL #AROC #YBI

The Burnett Mary Regional Group for Natural Resour

The Burnett Mary Regional Group for Natural Resource Management (BMRG) recently hosted a morning for the region’s turtle volunteers to show their appreciation for the contribution they make to protect marine turtles. All volunteer groups were invited to attend, and Hon Keith Pitt MP joined the morning tea to express his thank you to the volunteers for the important work they do.⁠
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BMRG supports turtle volunteers along Discovery, Woongarra and Fraser coasts and on Lady Musgrave Island through the Saltmarsh and Marine Turtle Monitoring Program, funded through the Federal Government’s Regional Land Partnerships Program. In addition, BMRG offered funding for insurance purposes of the volunteers’ valuable work.⁠
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Burnett Mary Regional Group CEO Sheila Charlesworth says it is important for BMRG to be able to show our gratitude to volunteers through events like this.⁠
“Our region supports significant breeding populations of endangered loggerhead turtles and vulnerable green and flatback turtles, and the work done by turtle volunteers each and every year is so valuable.”⁠
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#RegionalLandPartnerships #NesttoOcean #QueenslandEnvironmentDepartment @qldgov

Noosa Festival of Water @mrccc.org.au #BMRG4NRM

Noosa Festival of Water @mrccc.org.au #BMRG4NRM

We’re out and about on this cold morning with @b

We’re out and about on this cold morning with @bundabergnow filming a story about the #NesttoOcean Program and the work we are doing with @gidarjil at Oaks Beach to protect the local #turtle population 🏝

#QueenslandGovernment #DES

It’s #WorldEnvironmentDay and as part of #Genera

It’s #WorldEnvironmentDay and as part of #GenerationRestoration we are at the Basin cleaning up Bargara’s beaches with the Junior Advisory Group and Evolution Mining - come join us!

BMRG staff held an educational talk for prep to Ye

BMRG staff held an educational talk for prep to Year 6 students at Elliott Heads State School on Thursday 6 May 2021. The presentation aimed to raise awareness about #MarineTurtle protection and monitoring projects at Discovery, Woongara and Fraser Coast. ⁠
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The students were keen to learn about turtle species nesting at the region, what challenges they have been facing when coming offshore to lay their eggs and how volunteers protect the reptile species’ nests and hatchlings. ⁠
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Use of drones during fox predation work and marine debris pollution were also a component of the presentation. The students showed a keen interest in learning and asked very interesting questions. ⁠
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The presentation was supported by the #NesttoOcean Program #QueenslandGovernment #DES and #NationalLandcareProgram – Conserving the Outstanding Universal Values of World Heritage Properties: Protecting Saltmarsh and Marine Turtle Monitoring @ausgov.

We are loving all the growth after the rain across

We are loving all the growth after the rain across the region 🍄

Are you as shocked as we are that it's the end of

Are you as shocked as we are that it's the end of March already? We've got some exciting projects happening this year, can't wait to tell you all about them!

Don't forget to #SwitchOff the lights tonight at 8

Don't forget to #SwitchOff the lights tonight at 8:30pm for Earth Hour Australia! This Earth Hour, WWF-Australia are encouraging people everywhere to make the #SwitchforNature to support Australia’s switch to a renewables-based economy💡🌿⁠
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Register your participation here www.earthhour.org.au

What a beauty! There are over 320 species of drago

What a beauty! There are over 320 species of dragonflies in Australia - do you know what this one is? 📸 Emma Baker

Are you ready to have your day? Become a member of

Are you ready to have your day? Become a member of the BMRG Junior Advisory Group and you will have the power to help direct the development, implementation and promotion of environmental initiatives, programs and campaigns in your region 🌱🌏🐋

Join at bmrg.org.au/jag - the first 150 members get a FREE T-shirt!

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160 Hughes Road, Bargara QLD 4670
PO Box 8601

32 Bramston Street, Wondai QLD 4606
PO Box 181

Phone: (07) 4181 2999

Email: admin@bmrg.org.au

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