Proactive prickly acacia management recognised at state weed symposium

Updated January 16 2018 - 9:08am, first published December 8 2017 - 3:30pm
WoWW prickly acacia project team representatives accepting the  George Batianoff Team Excellence Award at the Queensland Weeds Symposium in Port Douglas - Charles Curry, Southern Gulf NRM, Dr Wayne Vogler, Tropical Weeds Research Centre, project leader Nathan March, DAF Cloncurry, Robyn Young, Flinders Shire Council, and Kelsey Hocking, Tropical Weeds Research Centre.
WoWW prickly acacia project team representatives accepting the George Batianoff Team Excellence Award at the Queensland Weeds Symposium in Port Douglas - Charles Curry, Southern Gulf NRM, Dr Wayne Vogler, Tropical Weeds Research Centre, project leader Nathan March, DAF Cloncurry, Robyn Young, Flinders Shire Council, and Kelsey Hocking, Tropical Weeds Research Centre.

North west Queensland’s War on Western Weeds initiative was recognised this week with a state award for its effective networking and partnerships that are containing the spread of prickly acacia.

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