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Succession Planning for Farmers
SUCCESSION PLANNING Succession planning for Australian farmers is a complex process that requires careful consideration of several factors.
Electric Farm Vehicles: A Viable Option for the Future of Agriculture in Australia
ELECTRIC FARM VEHICLES As the world turns towards sustainable living and the adoption of renewable energy, the agricultural
Dung Beetles and their Benefits to Farmers
Dung beetles have been revered for their strength and importance to agriculture for thousands of years. They
Cleaner Farm Dams and How to Avoid Algal Blooms
Cleaner Farm Dams Workshop February 25, 2023, RALF, G&DBLG, BMRG GLM Officer, G&DLCG A two-part hybrid Regional
Water sampling maps region’s eDNA
Water sampling maps region’s eDNA Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) staff recently completed a second round of water
Japanese Companies Join Forces with BMRG for Sustainable Biofuels
Japanese Companies Join Forces with BMRG for Sustainable Biofuels Queensland, Australia - Environmental not-for-profit, the Burnett Mary Regional
Shoring up the future of shorebirds
The Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) is leading a ground-breaking project to shore up the future of migratory
Reef funding welcomed
In response to Minister Scanlon's media statement yesterday: https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/97167 Reef funding welcomed Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) has
Kolan River works benefit the Reef and local environment
Revegetation of the Kolan River bank near Avondale is under way to prevent erosion and reduce sediment flowing
Workshop on Cleaner Farm Dams
Workshop on Cleaner Farm Dams A workshop will be held at Gympie later this month on Cleaner Farm
National Soils Strategy RALF Update
Article by Michael Grebert, BMRG Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator 14 December 2022 On December 13th, At the Queensland
USA and Australia sign Joint Statement on Natural Capital Accounting
Australia’s first natural resource management agency to audit its environmental assets has welcomed a Joint Statement between the
K’gari World Heritage Anniversary Celebrated
Hundreds of Butchulla people and supporters gathered at K’gari on 7 December to celebrate the 30th anniversary of
Burnett Mary Region moves Australia to front of race to unlock billions in investment
Media Release: Valuing Nature. Burnett Mary Region moves Australia to front of race to unlock billions in investment.
Burnett Mary Regional Group AGM and Board Election 2022
In accordance with the Burnett Mary Regional Group for Natural Resource Management Ltd (BMRG) Constitution, BMRG is
South Beach earmarked for region’s ecosystem centre
A 6HA property at the southern end of the new masterplanned South Beach development at Elliot Heads is
Moving to Compost
Compost Turners – A DIY Alternative Moving to Compost Article by Michael Grebert, BMRG Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator
Iconic “living fossil” Australian Lungfish proved to originate from Burnett River
Photo credited to David T. Roberts Granddad, an Australian lungfish that made international headlines after it was
Recognising the achievements of First Nations peoples across Queensland this Reconciliation Week
Queensland’s natural resource management (NRM) bodies are committed to empowering and supporting Traditional Owners to realise their rights
National Landcare Program review shows results
Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) welcomed the opportunity to participate in the National Landcare Program Phase Two review,
Burnett Mary Regional Group receives $3.2M bushfire funding
Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) will receive $3.2M over three years through the Australian Government’s Black Summer Bushfire
Kolan River stabilisation work success
The Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) Kolan River stabilisation site work, which commenced last year, is complete. The
BMRG disaster funding appeal for landowners
Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) is asking local landowners to capture and share details about damage caused by
Reef funding welcomed in the Burnett Mary region
Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) welcomes the potential greater positive impacts on the Great Barrier Reef that will