We warmly welcome @OBEOrganic’s strong public opposition to new oil and gas projects on the Channel Country rivers and floodplains of the Lake Eyre Basin.
It's long passed time the @AnnastaciaMP Govt protected these pristine rivers from oil and gas.
https://t.co/74uNphr2tS
Pastoralists and conservationists are fed up with the @AnnastaciaMP government's endless excuses and delays on Channel Country protections.
Even the LNP are calling it out.
Time to get on with the job Premier. Release the RIS and deliver the protections.
https://t.co/YiNd7biMR3
Gamba grass threatens people, culture, biodiversity & livelihoods across Nth Australia. Governments still don't prioritise action enough. We CAN tackle it with serious, sustained focused eradication and control programs. But we have to get fair dinkum! https://t.co/X4cEq0eoE1
Australia now has the second largest percentage of area managed for private land conservation in the world
Private land conservation critical to meet targets- @HugePossum
The new major players in conservation? NGOs thrive while national parks struggle https://t.co/d2hAIXs7Ze
Anti-fracking protestors have marched to 1 William St, where a 10,000 signature strong petition will be presented to the director general of @AnnastaciaMP Premier's department.
“A single toxic spill on a Channel Country flood plain could have disastrous impacts for the grazing industry and the natural environment,” Western Rivers Alliance co-ordinator Riley Rocco said. https://t.co/DDJi4ScIEr
This is a great story about why our state forests and national parks are so important for our future food and economic security.
It's about genetic diversity of the macadamia nut/s.
https://t.co/TwV6lZu0MO
Read the new #EditorChoice article, published #OpenAccess in #TheRangelandJ 44(3):
'Can #dingoes increase graziers’ profits and help maintain Australia’s rangelands?' by G. Campbell, A. Emmott, D. Pollock and @traill1.
https://t.co/K7nd4SRPnA
"We don't want it because it will only destroy our land" - Dhaarrba Elder Richard Bowen
Please watch this amazing video and read the article about the increasing threat of sand mining on Cape York
We're backing First Nations calls to protect their Country. #qldpol
It’s touted as the vanguard of the renewables revolution; 200 million tonnes of Cape York silica destined for Chinese-made solar panels with the blessing of traditional owners. But that’s far from the full story. Read here: https://t.co/i6K6Eg7Px3
About 50,000 ha of tropical dune country is under threat from mineral sand mining on Cape York
Internationally significant natural and cultural values found throughout the area
@sarahelks reveals breadth of First Nations concern over mining. https://t.co/MCHcEGhvkf
The Lake Eyre Basin and it's globally significant rivers are under threat and overlooked by state and national governments.
Time to deliver protection for these rivers and their colossal floodplain wetlands. They are no place for gas fields.
https://t.co/wpVgOxqNDA
“The life after the floods is what amazes me the most. You can go from this dry, almost bare dirt, to vibrant green grasses all come back and the bird life booms again, and even people's spirits lift again.” – Joshua Gorringe, Mithika Aboriginal Corporation #abc730
Under the Cape tenure program 4.3m ha of land returned to First Nations
Includes 2.6m ha of jointly managed national parks
Great work @meaghan_scanlon 👏👏👏
‘New era’: more than 360,000 hectares of Queensland’s Cape York returned to traditional owners https://t.co/9TjnIoGQHK
BREAKING: More than 362,000 hectares of land on Australia’s Cape York Peninsula has been handed back to the Gudang/ Yadhaykenu, Atambaya and Angkamuthi (Seven Rivers) peoples in a special ceremony between Traditional Owners and the Palaszczuk Government.
The Apudthama National Park (CYPAL), formerly known as Jardine River Nat Park & adjacent areas handed back to the Gudang/ Yadhaykenu, Atambaya and Angkamuthi (Seven Rivers) peoples today👏👏👏
This is great news.