Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) has run a series of workshops to introduce landholders to the principles of traditional cool-burning practices, including the reasons behind it, how it's done, and the benefits.

Burnett Mary Regional Group has welcomed funding from the Australian and Queensland Governments to improve threatened species management and recovery in the Mary River catchment.

Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) has taken over ownership of Camp Gregory Veterans Retreat to preserve the site’s conservation value.

A 10-year Resilience Strategy for threatened species and critical habitats in the Burnett-Mary Region has been developed.

Dozens of feral pigs are being successfully eradicated from the Booubyjan area near Goomeri thanks to the efforts of Ricky Rogers Pest Animal Management.

Experienced project manager Andrew "Tricky" Treloar has been appointed to the new position of Director Project Delivery at BMRG.

Meet Mauricio Montoya, who has joined the BMRG team as a project officer to control weeds and pests in the Barambah Creek catchment.

Graziers and broadacre farmers in the Burnett Mary region now have two officers to assist them with long-term flood recovery and resilience.

Aquatic ecology scientist David Sternberg has joined the BMRG team as a Research Scientist.

A handy reference guide providing Land Condition Photo Standards for the Burnett River Catchment Area Grazing Lands has been released.

On-ground rehabilitation works along the Kolan River are expected to deliver long-term benefits to the environment and improve farm productivity.

Introducing project manager Margaret Blackman

Critically endangered turtles discovered

Critically endangered turtles discovered

A Viable Option for the Future of Agriculture in Australia

Critically endangered turtles discovered

Japanese Companies Join Forces with BMRG for Sustainable Biofuels

Water sampling maps region’s eDNA

Shoring up the future of shorebirds

Workshop on Cleaner Farm Dams