Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub jobs and careers

About Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub

The Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience and Adoption Hub (TNQ Hub) led by James Cook University is helping land managers and communities build resilience to future drought. The TNQ Hub is led by James Cook University and based out of the JCU Ideas Lab in Cairns. Working in a ‘hub and spoke’ model, the TNQ Hub is partnered closely with six natural resource management (NRM) groups across Tropical North Queensland (TNQ) to deliver drought resilience activities across the region. Funded by the Australian Governments Future Drought Fund under the Drought Resilience Research and Adoption Program, the TNQ Hub is one of eight Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hubs across Australia established to support land managers and communities prepare for drought. The Drought Resilience Research and Adoption Program objective is to invest into collaborative research, development, extension, adoption and commercialization activities. These activities will help land managers and Tropical North Queensland communities to become more prepared for, and resilient to, future droughts.