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Federal NRM Outcomes and Priorities

The regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) strategies for all of the 54 NRM regions around Australia contribute towards achieving the six NRM outcomes identified by the federal government under the Regional Land Partnership (RLP) Program. The RLP is the largest component of the National Landcare Program, investing $450 million dollars in NRM around Australia between July 2018 and June 2023. One of the roles of the NRM strategy in the Northern Agricultural Region (NAR) is to link our local priorities for land management and conservation with these federal NRM priorities.

The six federal NRM outcomes are to:

  1. restore and protect RAMSAR sites (wetlands of international importance);
  2. stabilise or improve populations of threatened and priority species;
  3. control invasive species on World Heritage properties;
  4. improve the condition of threatened ecological communities;
  5. increase awareness and adoption of land management practices that improve and protect the condition of soil, biodiversity and vegetation; and
  6. increase the capacity of agriculture systems to adapt to climate change and market demands for sustainable production.

 

Although there are no RAMSAR or World Heritage sites in the NAR, our NRM work certainly supports the other four outcomes. With 78 threatened fauna, nearly 900 threatened plants, and 25 threatened ecological communities found in the region, there is plenty of work to do! Projects that focus on improving on-farm soil, biodiversity and vegetation, and increasing the capacity of our farms and farmers to adapt to climate change and evolving market demands, also contribute substantially to achieving the RLP outcomes.

NACC NRM
Regional Land Partnerships Projects 2018-2023

 

RLP Outcome

NACC NRM Projects

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Outcome 2: By 2023, the trajectory of species targeted under the Threatened Species Strategy, and other EPBC Act priority species, is stabilised or improved.

Gnow or Never: Supporting Communities to Save Malleefowl

Current funding to 30 June 2023

By 2023, the trajectory of species targeted under the Threatened Species Strategy, and other EPBC Act priority species, is stabilised or improved.

Securing the future of regionally extinct mammals in the NAR

Current funding to 30 June 2023

By 2023, the trajectory of species targeted under the Threatened Species Strategy, and other EPBC Act priority species, is stabilised or improved.

Sedding Seed: Rescuing Foote’s Grevillea (Grevillea Calliantha)

Complete

By 2023, the trajectory of species targeted under the Threatened Species Strategy, and other EPBC Act priority species, is stabilised or improved.

Scaly-leaved featherflower project

Complete

Outcome 5: By 2023, there is an increase in the awareness and adoption of land management practices that improve and protect the condition of soil, biodiversity and vegetation.

Supporting Smarter Farms: Improving Landuse Management in the NAR

Complete

Outcome 5: By 2023, there is an increase in the awareness and adoption of land management practices that improve and protect the condition of soil, biodiversity and vegetation.

Growing Great Ground

Current Funding to 30 June 2023

 

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Regional Land Partnerships Program Logic
Regional Land Partnerships Evaluation Plan

We respectfully acknowledge the Southern Yamatji and Noongar People who are the Traditional Owners and original natural resource managers of the Northern Agricultural Region, and pay our respect to the Aboriginal Elders in the region, past, present and emerging.

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Acknowledgment of Country

We respectfully acknowledge the Yamaji and Noongar people who are the Traditional Owners and original natural resource managers of the Northern Agricultural Region and pay our respect to all of the Aboriginal Elders and leaders in the region, past, present and emerging

“Bandang jinangij ngala nyoongar boodja danjoo.” All people looking after Country together (Noongar).

“Barndi nhurra nganjungu barnagi yanayinha.” It is good that you come to our Country (Yamaji Wajarri).

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