Hinchinbrook LMAC
Regional focus
At the centre of the Hinchinbrook region is the World Heritage listed Hinchinbrook Island. Hinchinbrook Island National Park is one of the world’s most outstanding island parks. Its mangrove forests are some of the richest and most varied in Australia and it is an important breeding ground for many marine animals. Hinchinbrook Island attracts many visitors to the area to walk and camp on the island or fish in the surrounding waters.
The region is the southern part of the Wet Tropics. The Herbert River is the biggest river catchment in the region. The fertile lower reaches of the Herbert are lush cattle and agricultural areas. Agricultural land is dominated by sugarcane, however some tropical fruit crops are also grown in the region.
Recent activities
- Marine Wonders of Hinchinbrook map providing transit routes in and around Hinchinbrook Island
- Support of local Reef Guardian Schools
- Guest speakers focusing on severe weather and disaster response
LMAC Membership
| Name |
Position |
|---|---|
| Michael Nash |
Chair |
| Amelia Slade |
Secretary/Treasurer |
| Mary Brown |
Member |
| Cr David Carr |
Member |
| Hayden Ferguson |
Member |
| Neville Goggi |
Member |
| David Perkins |
Member |
| Cr Glen Raleigh |
Member |
| Jacqui Richards |
Member |
| Adam Royle |
Member |
| Karen Rudken |
Member |
| Brian Tabone |
Member |
| Graham Weston |
Member |
More information
For further information on the Hinchinbrook LMAC please contact:
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park AuthorityLMAC Coordinator
PO Box 1379
TOWNSVILLE QLD 4810
Tel:(07) 4750 0700
Fax:(07) 4772 6093
Email: lmac@gbrmpa.gov.au
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