FBA has an outstanding reputation locally, across Queensland and nationally for developing and delivering effective and efficient programs that work with the local community, stakeholders, and investors to protect our region’s natural assets. FBA is uniquely placed geographically, strategically, and operationally to deliver priority environmental and agricultural outcomes.

FBA is the organisation that can bridge the gap between knowledge and action, and bring projects that combine environmental awareness, increased profitability, and improved production to life.

We are the experts of our region. We translate complex information - explaining legislation, new technologies and changes in best practice in a way that becomes tangible, practical actions land managers and the community can do. We work with all parts of our community to implement evidence-based, accessible solutions that are relevant to our region.

FBA is proud to be one of Queensland’s leading natural resource management organisations.

When it comes to the environment, landholders and our local community, FBA is well-placed to lead and support projects that protect the future prosperity and resilience of our land and sea.

Fitzroy Basin Association’s (FBA) streambank remediation project is funded through a partnership between FBA and the Queensland Government's Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) Environmental Recovery Program.

This scope of works involves the planting of 3,643 tubestock for the Fitzroy River (Bindaree) streambank rehabilitation site at Garnant (Lat/Long -23.112116, 150.242427), covering approximately 1.8 hectares.

Additionally, the project includes the ongoing maintenance of the site until June 2025 to support successful revegetation efforts and provide long-term protection from erosion in this actively eroding section of the Fitzroy River. The revegetation maintenance program may be extended to December 2026. These works will need to be quoted for separately.

A KML file will be included as an attachment that shows the project area.