What is NRM?
Natural Resource Management (NRM) is the management of all activities that use, develop and / or conserve our air, water, land, plants, animals and micro-organisms and the systems they form.
Why NRM?
To develop and maintain a healthy region, the environment, society and economy must all be in good condition and work together. Healthy regions rely on us managing and using our natural resources wisely.
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Have your say on the 2010-15 natural resource management strategy for the Cradle Coast region
A draft natural resource management Strategy for 2010 - 2015 has been developed for the region by Cradle Coast NRM in conjunction with stakeholder and community support.
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Weeds project finishes on a high
The Caring for Our Country Open Grants project 'Control of WoNS outliers in Cradle Coast NRM Region, Tasmania' undertook its final weed control activities in flying style.
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Latest news
Free Workshop: Cradle Coast Resident Shorebirds
Register today to attend our free workshop to learn about resident shorebirds on Cradle Coast beaches, how to identify different species and protect these vulnerable birds. more…
Natural Connections grants boost biodiversity in the Cradle Coast
Financial grants totalling $218,100 were awarded to fifteen land managers and community groups as part of the Cradle Coast Natural Connections Grants Program. more…
Winter 2010 newsletter
Cradle to Coastlines - Newsletter of the Cradle Coast NRM is out now. more…