We’re welcoming a new full-time Communications and Engagement Officer, whose role will focus on bringing our community closer together....

A display of Townsville's better nature. The ‘ Reef Revolution: Empowerment through nature ' project from Envite Environment received...

We've been busy talking to Michael Clarke on ABC Radio North Queensland about the 2024 Townsville Waterways Report Card.

Townsville's latest Waterways Report Card highlights critical value of Champions of the Bohle.

On Friday 19 July the Healthy Waters Partnership will release its 2024 Townsville Waterways Report Card.

To mark the upcoming 2024 Townsville Dry Tropics Waterways Report Card, the Healthy Waters Partnership is proud to support the TOWSA Cameron

In our emerging eco-powerhouse of the north, students of Townsville are getting their hands dirty against the challenges of soil health,...

A new project will see Townsville schools turn food waste into soil health in a circular economy model that will benefit local waterways...

Do you know of a riparian (waterside) site in need of native rehabilitation on Townsville’s Bohle River, Stuart Creek, or Alligator...

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re especially grateful for the deep expertise of our Senior Technical Officer —...

The story of Townsville’s seagrass has been one of boom and bust over the last two decades, as meadows have been hit by floods, cyclones,...

Townsville City Council has been quietly building something that’s having a real impact on the Great Barrier Reef. 

North Queensland Conservation Council takes the big environmental issues of our region to the doors of Australia’s most influential...

Alongside Saltwater Creek at Toomulla, just north of Townsville where an old prawn farm once operated, the aquaculture business Ornatas...

Land and water managers across our region are connecting to multi-billion-dollar tech — for free. The power of satellite data for better...

‘The Hydrology and Hydrodynamics of Cleveland Bay’ StoryMap takes readers for a ride with our local waters on their journey to the sea.

Meet the legends learning to conserve our local environments and ecosystems. At 10 sites across Townsville, including Rowes Bay, Mt...

The ‘Maggie Mangroovers’ are a group of dedicated residents conducting regular mangrove monitoring exercises.

Greg ‘Doc Lures’ Vinall is well known in the North.

A wealth of environmental expertise was on show in Townsville to inspire the next generation in their future careers.