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ABC Rural News: Queensland national park grazing to proceed regardless

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-16/qld-park-grazing/4693530
The Queensland Government says it will proceed with allowing starving cattle to graze on some national parks and reserves, despite the Federal Government's opposition. (Thursday, 16/05/2013)

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Territory Conservation Agreements

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http://www.territorynrm.org.au/sites/default/files/TCA_A4_%2012_Pager_FINAL.pdf
This information brochure, published by Territory NRM, discusses in detail the nature of Territory Conservation Agreements. It includes information on funding available, benefits to land managers, conservation plans and eligibility. (PDF 7.3 MB)

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Territory NRM: Territory Conservation Agreements

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http://www.territorynrm.org.au/funding/tcas
This page, on the Territory NRM website, discusses Territory Conservation Agreements (TCAs). The agreements are voluntary and can provide land managers with up to $50 000 over ten years to fund conservation activities. The site contains a link to an Expression of Interest form.

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The implications of climate change for Australia's biodiversity conservation and protected areas

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http://www.csiro.au/Organisation-Structure/Flagships/Climate-Adaptation-Flagship/adapt-national-reserve-system.aspx
This page, on the CSIRO website, contains links to their landmark Australia-wide assessment of the impacts of climate change on biodiversity and the National Reserve System. The aim of the assesment is to inform future management of Australia's protected areas. (October 2012)

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ABC Rural News: National Park camping fees spurned by grey nomads

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http://www.abc.net.au/rural/content/2012/s3554124.htm
Now the Limmen National Park has finally been declared, the Department of Natural Resources is planning to develop Munbililla into a proper caravan park with established facilities. That would involve charging campers a fee of somewhere around $20 a night, and that's outraged the regulars to the area. (Thursday, 26/07/2012)

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Kaanju Ngaachi Wenlock and Pascoe Rivers Indigenous Protected Area

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www.kaanjungaachi.com.au/KaanjuHomelandsIPAProject.htm
This page, on the Kaanju Ngaachi website, reports on the progress of the Kaanju Ngaachi Wenlck and Pascoe Rivers Indigenous Protected Area (IPA). The Kaanju Ngaachi IPA is the 25th IPA to be declared in Australia and the first on Cape York Peninsula.

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Casuarina Coastal Reserve - dog and horse regulations

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http://www.nretas.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0013/10183/dogs.pdf
<p>This brochure, produced by the NT Government explains the regulations for dogs and horses in the Causarina Coastal Reserve. The recreation area is the highest visited reserve in the Northern Territory and is also an important breeding ground for flatback turtles and a stopover point for migratory shorebirds. Pdf 127.20 kb.</p>

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Mikginj Valley Mimosa Control

 

PROPONENT: Warddeken Land Management Ltd

CONTACT: Jake Weigl, 08 8979 0772

FUNDING:  Caring for Our Country, Territory Natural Resource Management Board

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Eradication of Feral Pigs from Paw Paw Springs Conservation Area, and Biodiversity Monitoring in the area.

 

PROPONENT: Tipperary Group of Stations (Tovehead & Branir Pty, Ltd)

CONTACT: Len Rule, 08 8978 2806

FUNDING: Caring for Our Country, Territory Natural Resource Management Board

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Control and eradication of Olive Hymenachne within the Fogg Dam catchment

 

PROPONENT: Friends of Fogg Dam Inc

CONTACT: Jeremy Hemphill, 08 8988 5599

FUNDING: Caring for Our Country, Territory Natural Resource Management Board

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