The community NRM Engagement Program strives to maintain relationships, networks and capacity for NRM across the region beyond currently funded projects; to educate and engage the broader community in natural values, natural resource protection and best-practice NRM and to recognise and celebrate individuals, community groups, businesses and schools who are undertaking good NRM work.
Cradle to Coastlines 2026 Edition 2 Autumn Download
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has today released Local Power, Local Prosperity, a new report calling on community, government, and industry to collaborate to secure long-term benefits from the region’s upcoming $15 billion renewable energy pipeline. The goal of the...
The Burnie Truck Washdown and Effluent Disposal Facility at Minna Road is now complete, marking an important milestone in the delivery of critical infrastructure to support North-West Tasmania’s livestock, transport and agricultural industries. Coordinated by the...