The group aims to protect, preserve and promote Western Yalanji Country, Culture and Community and pursue opportunities that reflect our people’s aspirations for the future, including effective management of their assets, native title rights and interests, and achievements of sustainable economic benefits.
Barron Catchment Care aims to identify and implement sustainable land use and catchment management strategies for the Barron River, with representatives from a broad cross-section of industries and backgrounds.
| Djabugay Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC | |
| Phone | 07) 4084 0967 | |
| Address | Nyawarri Estate, 1496 Kennedy Hwy, KURANDA QLD 4881 | |
| Email | administration@djabugay.org.au | |
| Web | https://nativetitle.org.au/find/pbc/4358 | |
| https://www.nativetitle.org.au/find/pbc/4358 | |
The Djabugay speaking people are traditional Aboriginal people of the Rainforest, the original inhabitants of mountains, gorges, lands and waters of a richly forested part of the Great Dividing Range including the Barron Gorge and surrounding areas within the Wet Tropics of Queensland.
The community garden has been collaboratively created to provide an opportunity for families to learn how to grow affordable, healthy food, learn essential skills and to reinvigorate the community.
Queensland state government Department which aims to develop and coordinate science and ICT policy across the Queensland Government; develop a whole-of-government approach on innovation as a key enabler of the knowledge economy; support and invest in research and development to meet the state’s future challenges; build a strong relationship with key innovation and ICT industry stakeholders; improve government service delivery through efficient use of information and communications technology services and shared services; help Queensland businesses and consumers to benefit from current and emerging digital technologies and services; manage the state’s intellectual property policy and assets.
Queensland Government department responsible for protecting and managing the State’s parks, forests and the Great Barrier Reef for current and future generations.
The Djiru Warrangburra Aboriginal Corporation administers land on behalf of the Djiru People, in the Mission Beach area.
Girringun Aboriginal Corporation represents the interests of traditional owners from nine tribal groups: Bandjin, Djiru, Girramay, Gugu Badhun, Gulngay, Jirrbal, Nywaigi, Warrgamay and Warrungnu. Please contact Girringun using the details below for further information.
| Girringun Aboriginal Corporation |
| Phone | 07) 4066 8300 |
| Address | 235 Victoria Street
Cardwell QLD 4849
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| Email | admin@girringun.com.au |
| Web | http://www.girringun.com.au/ |
The Department of Environment and Science recognises the enormous value a clean environment, innovative society and economy, and vibrant culture makes to our lives.
United as Eastern Kuku Yalanji people we will care for our land, develop our economic and community potential, ensuring our cultural integrity and optimisation of benefits for Kuku Yalanji Traditional Owners.
The Society was established to research, preserve and display the history of the Johnstone Shire, to ensure that the heritage of the area is not lost.
Holloways Beach Environmental Education Centre’s role is to assist schools/students to achieve explicit learning outcomes in the areas of Outdoor and Environmental Education.
The Cassowary Coast Regional Council is responsible for the provision and management of local government essential services, including building, planning and development, community facilities, health and environmental services and maintaining the road and bridge network.
