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    By Elaine
    In Template 1, Water
    Posted August 10, 2022

    Rock chute building

    A 40-metre rock chute is stopping erosion in an active gully complex on grazing land.

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     Solutions to erosion
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    By Julie
    In Water, Template 1
    Posted December 16, 2020

    Solutions to erosion

    A 50m rock chute is an answer to erosion and sediment loss to the Great Barrier Reef.

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    • New funding to reduce sediment runoff to the Reef

      Eroding streambanks, gullies and hillslopes to be targeted

    • New $2.25 million forest resilience project

      New focus on forests from the coast to the mountain tops

    • New fish highways open up habitat

      More than 100 kms of habitat opened up for popular fish species

    • Forest Restoration: Opinion Piece

      Fast-tracking ‘high value regrowth’ is a more cost-effective way to grow forests here…

    • Keeping topsoil on the land

      How 7 years of projects solved erosion problems, helping landholders and the Reef…

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