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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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BMRG is hiring – two new opportunities to make real impact in the Burnett Mary region.

We’re looking for passionate professionals to join our team in or around Bargara, QLD. If you’re ready to help restore rivers or lead smarter fa
Sensible Supplementation Workshop 

📅 New Date: Thu 30 Oct
📍 Widgee Hall, 8:30am-1:00pm

Join the Dept of Primary Industries for cattle nutrition fundamentals, supplement options, and cost-effective strategies. RSVP by 17/10 via QR or email Megan.G
Don't miss Building Natural Capital within A Grazing Management System.  Led by farmers, for farmers. Hot topics include grazing land management, dung beetles and beneficial insects, natural capital, environmental markets and access to pathways. 

Le
Grant applications now open!

Landholders can now apply for the Queensland Feral Pest Initiative Exclusion Fencing Grants to support wild dog management. Grants of up to $250,000 are available (matched funding required) for eligible areas including G
BMRG are excited to support the work of QGoat with their upcoming workshop for goat producers, both big and small.

📅 Date: 11th October 2025
📍 Location: Gunabul Homestead, 9 Power Rd, Gympie

Join us for expert presentations on:
- Parasite managem
Our Natural Capital Workshop was a huge success yesterday with attendees learning all about how they can benefit from natural capital on farm.

This event was brought to producers by BMRG's Climate Smart Catchments Project, supported by the Australia
As we close out Biodiversity Month, we’re highlighting the Australian Lungfish, found only in a handful of rivers, including the Burnett and Mary. Its survival depends on healthy, slow-flowing waterways with rich aquatic vegetation. 

By protec
Four members of BMRG’s Land Practice Change Team recently took part in Soil Science Australia’s Soil Management Training in Warwick—an important step toward becoming Registered Soil Practitioners (RSPs).

Delivered by SSA’s ex
Don’t miss BMRG’s Natural Capital Workshop at the Gympie Showgrounds next week - tickets are almost gone.

Hear from Grovia, who are empowering farmers and land managers to access natural capital markets with transparent, practical soluti
Calling all grazing businesses!
Join us in Eidsvold on 28 October for the GRASS Workshop — a hands-on session designed to help graziers improve land condition, reduce soil loss, and strengthen pasture productivity.

You’ll gain practical
BMRG ran a field day for the tree crop industry yesterday at Norbrook Macadamia Nut Farm as part of the Climate Smart Catchments project. Soil carbon demonstrations were led by @smit_theunis who talked about the importance of soil biology to build so
Native to the Mary River, the white-throated snapping turtle is one of Australia’s most endangered species. 

This Biodiversity Month reminds us why protecting unique wildlife and healthy rivers matters. Together with communities, we’re r