Engaging Schools in Pest Management pdf - Developed to assist those responsible for pest animal and weed management in Far North Queensland to engage schools in pest animal and weed education. The guide is offered to colleagues working across Queensland in pest animal and weed management as a tool to further their ongoing work with schools. |
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FNQ Local Council Priority Weeds CD* - The Far North Queensland Regional Weed Key has been developed to assist with the identification of weed species that have been determined to be locally important in the Far North Queensland Region. |
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| FNQ Local Council WEEDeck* - Cards have been divided into six categories - colour coded for easy identification. The front of each card has detailed colour photos and a brief description to help in plant identification. A more complete description is on the back. |
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| *Available from your Local Council or FNQROC |
Queensland Pest Animal Symposium was held in Cairns 19th - 22nd October 2008 "Pests on the move - pest animals in paradise" Considerable time, effort and financial resources have been invested in addressing pest issues across a landscape that emcompasses the artifical boundaries of local government areas, catchment groups and other land use agencies and industry. Now emerging to support regional partnerships, with considerable success, are regional positions within collective local government organisations and/or Natural Resource Management groups. FNQ collectively tackling pest animal impacts across a regional landscape pdf of the Presentation by Kirby Doak, RPMO |
| 16th Australian Weeds Conference - 18 - 22 May 2008 Cairns Convention Centre - On the 14th September 2007 the FNQROC Board endorsed joint gold sponsorship between FNQROC and Terrain NRM for the 16th Australian Weeds Conference. Sponsorship of this conference provided an opportunity for the region to showcase the work that has been undertaken both individually and collectively. This sponsorship ensured recognition and increased respect for FNQROC member councils capacity to deliver on ground outcomes in partnerships. A cooperative model for tackling weeds across a regional landscape pdf by Kirby
Doak, RPMO for the 16th Australian Weeds Conference |
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