The path to private land protection
Want to protect and preserve some of your land but don’t know where to start?
The team at QTFN can help assess the ecological value of your land, and navigate the path to participating in nature refuge programs.
If protecting and preserving your land is your passion, we can assist your efforts while helping you better understand what other support mechanisms are available.
Whatever your goal, you can put a conservation agreement in place that suits your needs.
Want to start practising conservation on your property?
Get in contact with us today.
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Action & Insight
Shaping a Nature Positive Future
“97% of Australians want more action to protect nature” – The Biodiversity Council Our sold-out “Shaping a Nature Positive Future” event brought together environmental, social, governmental, and financial expertise. The expert panel discussion and networking breakfast highlighted the need for urgency, transparency, and community engagement to advance Queensland’s Nature Positive agenda. A timely event […]
Rainy Mountain Nature Refuge
Di and Philip Daniels are in the final stage of having 94 acres of their 97-acre property at the base of Rainy Mountain in Kuranda declared as a nature refuge. After purchasing the property three years ago and retiring there in 2019, Di and Philip knew they wanted to look after and conserve the abundant […]
Supporting WWF to explore biodiversity co-benefits in Central Queensland
QTFN is supporting another initiative funded by the Queensland Government as part of the Pilot Projects Program of the Land Restoration Fund. The World Wildlife Fund for Nature Australia’s (WWF) Protecting Threatened Species and Restoring Grazing Land project in Central Queensland is helping to kickstart the biodiversity co-benefits market in Queensland. Like our Counting the […]