© CAMPBELL CLARKE NON-WOODY VEGETATION OF THE WET TROPICS BIOREGION Sedgelands (vegetation codes 69a-69h) Sedgeland communities are typically reliant on

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• Cyperaceae
• Wetland
• Melaleuca quinquenervia
• Peat
• Queensland tropical rain forests
• States and territories of Australia
• Ecology
• Biogeography

Volunteer from Germany Wet Tropics Communities and Partnerships team also welcomed volunteer staff member, Karen Schmiing, from Germany. We are very fortunate to have Karen on board using her skills to further develop ou

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The Board of Wet Tropics Management Authority held its 87th Board meeting in Cairns on 31 October[removed]Joining Board Directors, Peter Valentine, Alastair Birtles and Julia Leu for the meeting were observers from the Rai

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• Wet Tropics of Queensland
• Queensland tropical rain forests
• States and territories of Australia
• Oceania
• Geography of Australia
• Australian National Heritage List
• Far North Queensland

Wet Tropics launched as a National Landscape A major triumph for the region’s tourism and conservation sector was celebrated in early August when the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area was officially launched on the Natio

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• Australian National Heritage List
• Wet Tropics of Queensland
• Queensland
• Queensland tropical rain forests
• North Queensland
• NQ Dry Tropics
• Far North Queensland
• Geography of Australia
• States and territories of Australia

Funding boost to stamp out tramp ants Invasive ants or ‘tramp ants’ are on the hit list in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area with a funding boost from the Commonwealth Government for their detection and control. Y

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• Symbiosis
• Yellow crazy ant
• Far North Queensland
• Biology
• Biosecurity
• Wet Tropics of Queensland
• Geography of Australia
• Entomology
• Formicinae
• Ant
• Hymenoptera

Case Study: Bananas Nurturing the soil and neighbouring wetlands on a banana farm in the Wet Tropics Gaia Farms is a 95ha property bordered by Cowley and Liverpool creeks, in the Wet Tropics region of Queensland. The Gai

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• Soil science
• Organic farming
• Soil
• Soil test
• Sustainable agriculture
• Wetland
• Fertigation
• Crop rotation
• Nutrient management
• Agriculture
• Land management
• Agricultural soil science

Keep the trees, please! Cleaning up roads after a cyclone in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area Call WTMA on: [removed]

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Board update September 2011 The Wet Tropics Management Authority Board held its 86th Board meeting in Malanda on 8 and 9 August[removed]A major theme of discussion for the meeting on Tuesday was the services WTMA provides

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• States and territories of Australia
• Geography of Oceania
• Kuku Yalanji
• Queensland tropical rain forests
• Far North Queensland
• Geography of Australia
• Malanda
• Queensland

Fact Sheet 1 Introducing the Reef Tender The Reef Trust Tender - Wet Tropics is a new Australian Government initiative to improve nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) on cane farms in the Wet Tropics region. It is a four year P

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• Ethanol fuel
• Australian National Heritage List
• Coral Sea
• Sugarcane
• Agriculture
• States and territories of Australia
• Great Barrier Reef
• Physical geography
• Geography of Australia

Board Update The Board of Wet Tropics Management Authority held its first Board meeting 2012 in Cairns on the[removed]March[removed]Heading discussions was a series of papers reviewing a number of World Heritage policy and g

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• Far North Queensland
• Cairns
• Department of Employment
• Economic Development and Innovation