The TNQ Drought Hub is dedicated to building drought resilience through collaboration, connection, and accountability.
We partner with Natural Resource Management groups, industry, government, regional organisations, private enterprises and universities to deliver projects that strengthen drought preparedness and resilience across northern Queensland. These partnerships support the three pillars of resilience (Social and Cultural, Economic and Environmental) and help us achieve the six outcomes that guide our work. Our strategic approach combines leading initiatives, supporting partners, and fostering networks that drive meaningful outcomes for communities and producers.
Connection is central to how we operate. Through our network of Drought Resilience Coordinators and Adoption Officers we share knowledge, listen to local experiences, and connect people with tools and resources at forums, conferences, and other outreach activities. This exchange of information helps communities, producers and partners stay informed and better prepared.
Across sectors and internally, we maintain strong collaboration through Communities of Practice and ongoing communication to ensure alignment, shared learning and a localised approach to resilience. Robust governance and reporting frameworks underpin our transparency, accountability and continuous improvement.
Together, these foundations enable the hub to support resilience across TNQ and empower communities to strengthen their own future readiness.