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The Burnett Mary Regional Group acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land and pays respect to the elders past, present and future, representing the traditional Aboriginal land throughout the Burnett Mary region.

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Even the smallest species play a big role.

At BMRG, we support on-ground action to restore biodiversity. That means protecting native species and managing pests that disrupt natural balance, because healthy landscapes rely on every part working toge

Recently, BMRG led a cultural burn over 12,624m² at Chaverim Shalom College to control Giant Rat’s Tail grass and prep for riverbank rehab.

Young rangers from Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation guided the day, bringing cultural knowledge a

Strong soil. Stronger future.

With every handful of healthy soil, we’re helping build more productive farms, cleaner waterways and climate-ready landscapes across the Burnett Mary.

#BMRG #SoilHealth #NatureAsCapital #SustainableLandscapes #Bu

Still water. Standing timber.

These wetlands slow floodwaters, recharge soils and provide crucial habitat even when the trees look long gone.

Healthy catchments aren’t just about what grows. They’re about what connects.

#WetlandWisdom

A single leaf tells a complex story with structure, flow, resilience.

Zoom in and you’ll see a network. Much like our catchments, everything is interconnected. From the canopy to the soil, what happens in one part of the system shapes the whol

This is one of Australia’s most important coastal ecosystems, a mosaic of sandbanks, seagrass meadows and tidal zones.

The Great Sandy Strait supports everything from dugongs to migratory shorebirds, and plays a vital role in keeping our reef

They’ve been here for millions of years, but today, species like the white-throated snapping turtle are under threat.

Found only in parts of central Queensland, they’re a reminder of how unique and delicate our river systems are and how

Incredible land stewards are working every day to care for what’s here and improve what’s to come. When the land is healthy, the community thrives.

Burnett Mary is more than a region, it’s a living connection between people, land,

The platypus is one of Australia’s most extraordinary animals and also one of its most vulnerable.

BMRG and partners continue to work to protect freshwater species like the platypus, lungfish, and freshwater turtles across the Burnett Mary reg

You might miss it at first glance, but this is ecosystem engineering in action. Spiders aren’t just part of the food chain. They help control pests, cycle nutrients, and signal a balanced bushland.

A strong web means a strong ecosystem. Look c

Join the Wild Dog & Feral Pig Management Forum on Thursday 17 July 2025 at Inverlaw Hall, QLD, where landholders, First Nations partners, and pest experts will come together to tackle the impact of wild dogs and feral pigs across the South Burnet