Annual report
No literature found.This project is supported by The Central Qld Coast Landcare Network through funding from the Australian Government's Caring for our Country
Pioneer Catchment & Landcare Group is supported by Mackay Regional Council through the Natural Environment Levy and Reef Catchments (Mackay Whitsunday Isaac) Limited.
Latest news and events
Whitsunday Catchment Landcare General Meeting: And Presentation on Native Bees14-Feb-2012
Where: Canegrowers Proserpine, Main Street, Proserpine When: 14 February, 7.00 pm ..
Read More >>Managing Horses on Small Properties Workshops11-Nov-2011
Managing Horses on Small Properties Workshops are being held on 11, 12 & 13 November in..
Read More >>Weedbusting the Beach Scrub during Landcare Week08-Sep-2011
Where: Cannonvale Beach. Meet under the trees on the beach adjacent to Coral Esplanade, at the b..
Read More >>Feral Pig Traps Available for Loan01-Sep-2011
Whitsunday Catchment Landcare has three new portable traps available for loan. The traps f..
Read More >>Need A Hand With Your Land?
Land Management Advice
Seeking advice on how to manage, protect or conserve your block?
Pioneer Catchment and Landcare Group offers rural/ semi-rural landholders assistance to achieve their natural resource management goals.
In particular, we offer advice on:
- Pest management & chemical use
- Native revegetation
- Waterway management
- Managing stock
Assistance includes:
- Visit to your property
- Tailored management & action plan for your property
- Free tray of local native trees
Best of all, this service is free!
For more information contact Pioneer Catchment & Landcare Group on:
T: 49441979
E: admin@pioneercatchment.org.au
Click here to read other case studies:
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Supporting Mirani residents to improve the Pioneer River (261 KB) - Hard work paying off at The Leap (194 KB)
Resources:
Pastures
Pastures: Mackay Whitsunday region - A guide for developing productive and sustainable pasture-fed grazing systems.
Horse Property Management
Visit the Equiculture website - a resource and learning tool for responsible horse ownership; forming the link between horse care, behaviour, training and welfare with good Landcare/ property care for a healthier horse and environment.
More horse information can be found at Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation
The Project is proudly supported by:
