Head Under Water volunteers regularly dive on the beautiful Great Barrier Reef – all in the name of science.
Their observations contribute to research that informs the improved management of the reef. The group has received support from Fitzroy Basin Association through the Australian Government’s Caring for our Country, and the Gambling Community Benefit Fund.

FBA is working closely with a group of dedicated graziers […]

With the support of FBA through funds from the Queensland Government’s Innovations Fund, these two grain growers were able to implement practice changes that improves their sustainability and profitability.

  Jack and Liz Mayne are the inaugural proprietors to […]

GRAZIER Louis Moore, of Dovecot, has improved operations so remarkably […]

Sharing the projects and celebrating the achievements of those who decided to make a difference to the Great Barrier Reef while simultaneously improving productivity and profitability.

The Turichs have found that by having the ability to control cattle access, they can manage sediment run off and water quality on their property.

Ian and Gloria Pershouse grow mangoes near Calliope, and were funded $5,425 by Fitzroy Basin Association through the Australian Government’s Reef Rescue initiative to purchase new machinery.
The equipment allows them to place slashed mulch under their trees to improve ground cover.

Adele and David O’Connor run two mixed grain and grazing properties near Springsure, managing a combined total of almost 16000 acres of land.
The country is dominated by bluegrass, with some mountain undulating country and patches of virgin brigalow.
Adele and David share the reasons they got involved in Grazing Best Management Practices (BMP) program, and the positive changes it has brought.