Reef Catchments, together with partners Mackay and Whitsunday Regional Councils and the Whitsunday River Improvement Trust, were successful in gaining funding under the National Disaster Relief [...]
In November 2015 Council adopted the Climate Change Adaptation Policy. Council recognises that climate change has the potential to impact Council’s operations and the economic, social and [...]
Aspley Creek has been focus of weed control works for the 2015/16 and 2016/17 financial years. The works include removal of invasive weed species including pepper trees from around 250ha of [...]
Seven species of sea turtle are found throughout the world. Six live and nest in Queensland, Australia. All species of sea turtle are considered to be endangered or vulnerable. Reef Catchments [...]
The Reef 2050 Plan was released by the Australian and Queensland governments in March 2015 and is the overarching framework for protecting and managing the Reef until 2050. The Plan is a [...]
PCL has reached the end of a three year $92,600 project funded by the Australian Government’s Clean Energy Futures Biodiversity Fund. Over those three years the project priority has been [...]
PCL works with kindergartens, primary and secondary schools to support and extend school programs and offer hands on experiences to children. During 2015/16 schools engaged include; Mirani State [...]
Volunteers will participate in a beach clean up before sorting and recording the quantities in an attempt to determine the sources of rubbish most prominent along our coastline. Clean up Feb 2016 [...]
eReefs is a platform that provides a picture of what is currently happening on the reef, and what will likely happen in the future. The eReefs research project is a collaboration between the [...]
The Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO play an important role in monitoring, analysing and communicating observed changes in Australia’s climate. This fourth, biennial State of the Climate report [...]
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