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July 2017 edition

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Wet Tropics Management Authority Executive Director keeps being surprised.
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Forgotten plane crash site found in Wet Tropics

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The search for a plane that crashed into far north Queensland rainforest 50 years ago has ended.
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Kids get 'wild' with eco-art sculptures

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divider The Wet Tropics Management Authority has joined students, parents and teachers at the Cairns Botanic Gardens Centre to celebrate their contributions to the eighth annual 'Keep it Wild' eco-art competition.
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The community have their say in Plan Review

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divider Phase 1 of the Wet Tropics Management Plan Review has now closed, but not before the community provided an overwhelming response to the call for submissions.
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Authority takes to the skies to eliminate yellow crazy ants

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divider The Wet Tropics Management Authority completed another aerial baiting treatment for yellow crazy ants in southern Cairns.
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Experts guide the guides at innovative tour school

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divider Queensland-based experts and tourism industry stalwarts head a series of workshops offering tour guides the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
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World-renowned bird artist's works to be displayed on the Tablelands

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divider Unfinished works from one of the world's greatest wildlife illustrators were posthumously unveiled at the Tablelands Regional Gallery.
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In this edition

•Forgotten plane crash site found in Wet Tropics
•Kids get 'wild' with eco-art sculptures
•The community have their say in Plan Review
•Authority takes to the skies to eliminate yellow crazy ants
•Experts guide the guides at innovative tour school
•World-renowned bird artist's works to be displayed on the Tablelands
•Rainforest Aboriginal Grants
•Staff farewells
•New positions created at Wet Tropics Management Authority
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Rainforest Aboriginal Grants

Rainforest Aboriginal people taking steps to manage country through small grants.
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Staff farewells

The Authority bids farewell to four of our highly regarded and dedicated colleagues.
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New positions created at Wet Tropics Management Authority

A host of new and exciting roles have emerged within Wet Tropics Management Authority's Yellow Crazy Ants Eradication Program (YCAEP).
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