Over the year, one of our proudest moments during the year was helping conduct two field days held for our local producers at Rivernook Farm.

Attended the Queensland Regional Communities Program in Cairns on Monday 3/8/2020, hosted by the Queensland Government at Bentley Park College, Edmonton.

Welcome to the Coastal Catchments Focus Farm Initiative.

Welcome to the Endeavour River Productivity Network Project.

Final Report for the Holroyd Plains Pest Management Program.

In February 2019, Cape York Weeds & Feral Animals were successful in obtaining conservation funding under The Queensland Indigenous Land and Sea Program 2018.

In February 2019, Cape York Weeds & Feral Animals were successful in obtaining conservation funding under The Queensland Indigenous Land and Sea Program 2018.

The project aims at exploring the efficacy of holistic management principles (specifically ultra-high cattle density) to remediate gully head advancement.

The project is piloting a new way of delivering extension services to farmers and graziers in the Endeavour and Normanby River catchments.

Welcome to the 2020 New Year. We hope everyone has a Weeds and Feral Animals free year.

Over the year, one our proudest moments was winning the 2019 Queensland Landcare Indigenous Land Management Award.

We have been out and about over the last three weeks attending events.

Endeavour River Progressive Grazing Network is off an enthusiastic start.

Cape York Weeds and Feral Animals Incorporated won the Indigenous Land Management Award.

Finalists.

A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who nominated us for the 2019 Queensland State Land Care Awards. We have been selected as FINALISTS for the award next Friday 08/11/19.

Attended the Queensland Regional Communities Program in Cairns on Monday.

In partnership with Cape York Natural Resource Management Limited, we have successfully completed QFPIR2 # Sub Program 1, Sub Program 2 & Sub Program 3.

In October 2018, CYWAFA Inc and Gummi Junga Aboriginal Corporation were the recipients of a Public Benefit Order of $40,000.

We have just had several more successful participants in the 'Reducing the Economic and Environmental Impacts of High Priority Weeds in the Cape York Region' project.

We completed the final AC/DC herbicide course February 20 2019. As a nationally accredited course, this gives participants a qualification which contributes to the Conservation and Land Management Certificate 3.