I am honoured to share that this environmental scientist and sustainable Redclaw farmer, was chosen to travel to Canberra to represent Queensland farmers, businesses, and citizens at a climate change forum.
This significant event aimed to develop innovative solutions to tackle the impacts of climate change on agriculture and I made sure that our sustainable redclaw aquaculture farm in north Queensland was well represented. I also represented the Far north QLD redclaw farmers association.
At the forum, I had the opportunity to contribute to discussions on the carbon net-zero 2050 targets. I shared my perspectives and advocated for our community, addressing what these targets might mean for local business and the practical steps we need to take. It was an intense and enlightening debate, and I was proud to voice our redclaw farms concerns and sustainable aspirations.
For more details, check out the full article in the Cairns Post here..