Supporting Indigenous students to connect, learn and share at the International Society of Ethnobiology Congress
Two Indigenous James Cook University students had the opportunity to connect with Indigenous knowledge holders, researchers and practitioners from around the world through support from the TNQ Drought Hubs Sustainable […]
Practical soil knowledge takes root in Cape York producer network
Producers across Cape York are building their knowledge of soil health and land management through a local Communities of Practice project delivered in partnership with Cape York NRM and the […]
Understanding water access for agricultural enterprises on Cape York
Access to reliable water is an important consideration for agriculture and food production on Cape York Peninsula. For producers, Traditional Owners, councils and community groups looking to establish or expand […]
Growing culture and community at Cairns’ Bush Tukka Cultural Hub
A long-time collaborator of the TNQ Drought Hub, the Bush Tukka Cultural Hub in Cairns continues to grow as an important place for cultural learning, sustainable food production and community […]
“Eat the Invaders” screening highlights Indigenous leadership in invasive species management
Eat the Invaders showcases how Indigenous knowledge, science and collaboration are strengthening biosecurity and building more resilient landscapes across northern Australia. The TNQ Drought Hub’s Sustainable Aboriginal and Torres Strait […]
Save the Date: Western Cape Futures Symposium returns in 2027
The Western Cape Futures Symposium (WCFS) returns on 5–6 May 2027, bringing together communities, industry, government, researchers and Traditional Owners to continue shaping a shared vision for the future of […]
Celebrating Professor Allan Dale’s contribution to northern Australia
The TNQ Drought Hub recently joined colleagues, collaborators and friends at Trinity Beach Tap House to celebrate the retirement of Professor Allan Dale and recognise his outstanding contribution to Northern […]
Building Stronger Voices for Water and Country Across the Fitzroy Catchment
SATSIE program member (and previous SATSIE Program Lead) Professor Allan Dale has been supporting the Fitzroy Catchment Traditional Owners Alliance (FCTOA) since 2022, helping to strengthen collaboration and governance across […]
Community Led Innovation Driving Torres Strait Resilience
Community Led Innovation Driving Torres Strait Resilience Key takeaways The TNQ Drought Hub has supported Dennis Fay’s leadership journey through the SATSIE program, helping him expand networks, share Torres Strait-led […]
Supporting NRM Staff to Build Understanding of Land Tenure
Supporting NRM Staff to Build Understanding of Land Tenure Key takeaways The workshop helped build a stronger understanding of the complex land tenure systems across Cape York, including Deed of […]