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CAFNEC’S Quarterly Magazine

Ecotone

Ecotone is our quarterly magazine that has been published as long as our organisation – over 40 years! Jam packed with articles contributed by a variety of writers from our conservation community here in Far North Queensland. You can read the latest issues and archived issues back to 1999 on our website. If you would like to write an article contact Ecotone Editor at: ecotone@nullcafnec.org.au

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Annual Reports

Find out all that we’ve been up to by thumbing through our annual reports published each financial year.

2024/2025 Annual Report

2023/2024 Annual Report

2022/2023 Annual Report

2021/2022 Annual Report

2020/2021 Annual Report

2019/2020 Annual Report

2018/2019 annual report

2017/2018 Annual Report

blog posts

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Bitumen and Kerosene Spill – Trinity Inlet

by | October 8, 2025 | Blog, Front Page, Mangroves, Media Release | 0 Comments

Bitumen coating mangrove and molluscs a couple days after the spill. Photo Credit: Tanya Murphy, Australian Marine Conservation SocietyNOTE: This blog post will be continually updated. We have received many messages and phone calls from concerned community members and...

CAFNEC’s MangroveWatch Chapter Local Action Plans Update

by | July 23, 2025 | Blog, Ecotone Article, Front Page, Mangroves | 0 Comments

First planting at Barr Creek Fish Habitat Area. AFTER. (2025) - see BEFORE photo at end of article. Wet Season is the perfect time to focus on and progress Local Action Plans (LAPs) as it is too wet to undertake field monitoring. LAP Leaders have met monthly...

Turning Tides: Community Voices Rise for Climate and Nature

by | June 4, 2025 | Blog, Community Climate Action Group Blog, Ecotone Article, Front Page, Volunteer | 0 Comments

With the 2025 Federal Election fading into the rearview, we turn to reflect on the ripples we set into motion—and the horizon that now unfolds before us. In Far North Queensland, the electorate of Leichhardt witnessed a quiet yet powerful groundswell: a community-led,...

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