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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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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

Pollinators are the quiet workers behind almost everything we eat. Whether it’s native bees or managed hives, supporting pollinator habitats means better crops, healthier ecosystems, and more resilience on farm.

Small wings, big impact.

#Poll

Every decision on farm is a choice about the future.

For landholders working with nature, not against it, that future looks greener, more resilient and more connected.

From shade trees to bush corridors, from healthy soils to healthy rivers, it all

This paddock’s come a long way. Once cleared, now coming back with every season. These perennial grasses hold moisture, stop erosion, and bring life back into the soil.

When you get it right, nature does the heavy lifting.

#NativeGrasslands #

EXCITING NEWS: BMRG partners with global turtle experts!

We're thrilled to announce that BMRG has teamed up with @turtlesurvival's in a landmark agreement. This groundbreaking collaboration brings world-class turtle conservation expertise right here

The Australian Lungfish is one of the world’s most ancient freshwater species, found only in a few rivers in southeast Queensland. It’s a living link to prehistoric times and a quiet reminder of the fragile ecosystems we’re working

This ant isn’t just part of the landscape, it’s a sign of its health.

Insects like this help build soil, pollinate plants, and recycle nutrients. They're tiny engineers holding ecosystems together.

At BMRG, we work alongside landholders

Welcome Robert Doyle – Team Lead, Land Practice Change

We’re excited to welcome Robert Doyle to the BMRG team, bringing over 25 years of hands-on experience in Australian agri-business. From R&D and crop monitoring to national agrono

Join us for a transformative event dedicated to landscape management in the Burnett Mary region. Discover how you can be part of sustainable practices that safeguard our biodiversity and fortify our resilience.

🌱 From native planting to innovative