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Resource downloads
Soil Health
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TEDxDubbo – Tony Lovell – Soil Carbon: Putting Carbon Back Where It Belongs: In The Earth – YouTube
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Cattle and Healthy Soil
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Healthy soils, healthy cattle
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The Regional Institute – Searching for native perennial legumes with pasture potential
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Carbon Farming Initiative Soil Sampling & Analysis Method & Guidelines
Pasture Management
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A guide for developing productive and sustainable pasture-fed grazing systems
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HSC Online – Native Pastures
Land Management
Animal Husbandry
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The eating quality of meat of steers fed grass and/or concentrates
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Breeding performance of hereford cows grazing tropical pastures at Beerwah
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Effects of grass feeding systems on ruminant meat colour and flavour
Ecosystems
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Feature article in WPSQ my Wildlife.bulletin No 83
Vegetation & Habitat Management
The Environment
Statistics
Conservation
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A method for risk analysis across governance systems: a Great Barrier Reef case study
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Guidelines For Applying IUCN Protected Area Management Categories
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Measurement-Based Methodology for Sequestering Carbon in Soils in Grazing Systems (V2.4)
Environmental Economics
Tourism
Grant applications
November 2013: We have been successful in securing grant funding of $2000 from the Scenic Rim Regional Council Environmental Grants 2013. This money will be put towards the revegetation of Area C and part of Area B as described in the project proposal (see link). We anticipate that we will have all these areas within the project completed by mid 2014. We will endeavour to secure further funding from various sources in order to complete all three revegetation project areas as described by the end of 2015. The total project value which includes plants, labour costs (in kind), maintenance over 5 years (in kind) and tree covers is approximately $26’000. The project areas (A,B & C) combined spatial extent covers approximately 6 Hectares. The averaged cost is approximately $860/Ha/yr.
Media Mentions
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ABC: Rare Potoroo Hops Into Cattle Property Spotlight http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-26/nrn-potoroo-discovery/4912680
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ABC Radio Interview: Tracy Finnegan Talks About The Excitement Of Finding a Rare Potoroo On Her Queensland Grazing Property http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-26/rural-qld-potoroo-grazing/4912182