BRYANT STREET WORKS

COUNCIL will be replacing aged infrastructure by relaying new pipes along Bryant Street

Tully and require the road to be closed for a short period of time.

The road will be fully closed from Wednesday 3 May to

Tuesday 9 May 2023, weather permitting. Traffic signage will be in place to indicate the appropriate detour for the public.

Council apologises for any inconvenience caused and appreciates your cooperation during this period.

Mourilyan Harbour was highlighted as a prime example of where previously dense and productive seagrasses were lost in 2010 and have failed to return due to their isolation from other seagrass areas. The renewal work is being led by James Cook University’s Seagrass Ecology Lab within the Centre for Tropical Water and TropWATER, in partnership with OzFish Unlimited and local Mandubarra Traditional Rangers. Councillor Jeff Baines, portfolio holder for Environment said The Rainforest School has been part of the Program for over five years, and it was great for the students to see real life examples of how their focus and learning in the classroom on marine wildlife health and reef ecosystems is being delivered locally.

“Our Reef Guardian Schools contribute greatly to the protection and resilience of the reef and help educate the wider community about how they can do their bit.

“The future of these programs is sitting in our local classrooms and, to capture the passion, creativity and interest of young minds, ensures these programs and initiatives continue to flourish,” said Councillor Baines. Mandubarra Traditional Rangers would like to acknowledge the Djiru Traditional Owners of the land on which the Rainforest School operates. Council thanks all partners involved in the program, for providing education, and strengthening local stewardship of the reef.