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Where is Monto, anyway? Posted on March 16th
“About the host town | Monto Monto plays host this year to the 19th annual Queensland Landcare Conference. Covering 4,295 square kilometres and with a population of 2,500, the Shire of Monto in the North Burnett is geographically situated in the Central Queensland hinterland approximately 200 kilometres west of the coastal cities of Bundaberg and Gladstone. The most prominent geological feature is the spectacular Cania Gorge located in the north of the Shire. Monto enjoys a sub-humid moderate climate, with an average 728mm of rain annually. The shire has a diversity of industry including beef cattle, lucerne growing, pig production, dairying, timber and grain growing, with farms ranging in size from 10 to over 10,000 hectares. The beef cattle population in Monto shire is approximately 80,000 ...” Tagged as Conference, Landcare, monto | No Comments » | Continue
A very unique event in a very unique location
“2008 sees the annual Queensland Landcare Conference travel to Monto for the first time. And holding a conference of ...” Continue
March 12th / 0 comments
Religion and Landcare in Mongolia
“Have you ever thought about a connection between religoin and landcare? Me either! However a short documenary "Buddha and the ...” Continue
March 1st / 0 comments
Greenopolis - A Green Online Community
“If you spend anytime at all online you will probably be familiar with the plethora of online social networks such ...” Continue
February 22nd / 0 comments
Co-ordination Queen takes on Conference!!
“There's a buzz in the air, and it's all about the fact that the best Conference Co-ordinating Gun in the ...” Continue
February 15th / 0 comments
Happy World Wetlands Day!!!
“Today (2nd Feb) is World Wetlands Day, it is a day of celebration and awareness and coincides with the anniversary ...” Continue
February 2nd / 0 comments
The Last Blue Gum
“Monto Bush Poet Lyndon Baxter presented his poem "The Last Blue Gum" as part of the invitation to Infinity - ...” Continue
January 20th / 0 comments
Welcome to the Queensland Landcare Conference website!
“Landcare could arguably be called an enigma. What started as a farmer initiated movement in the mid 1980's has grown, ...” Continue
January 17th / 0 comments
Hello world!
“Welcome to the Queensland Landcare Conference website. This is the home of the Queensland Landcare Conference, in 2008 the Conference ...” Continue
January 16th / 0 comments
