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Donald Coventry
Chief Executive Officer
Donald
Coventry commenced as the Chief Executive Officer of Southern Gulf
Catchments in August 2007. Donald
has extensive experience in both the not for profit sector and the
areas of communication, community and environmental management.
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Maree Berlin
Business Manager
Maree manages the finances and day to day running of the business. Maree
has been with Southern Gulf Catchments since January 2006, after working
in Local Government in South East Queensland for 8 years. She brings
with her a strong Finance and Accounting background.
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Natasha Packman
Communications and Executive
Support
Natasha joined
Southern Gulf in 2007 and takes care of Communications and Executive
Support along with all things to do with Administration.
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Kate Masters
Programs Manager
Kate re-joined Southern Gulf Catchments as the Program Manager, which involves working with project staff to deliver the
Regional Investment Strategy. Kate studied a Bachelor of Natural
Resource Management at Roseworthy Collage Campus (Adelaide University)
The University of Adelaide. Whilst at University, Kate worked as a farm
hand and piggery attendant. She started at Southern Gulf
Catchments in 2005 as a Project Officer and in early 2006,
Kate moved to Townsville to work for Burdekin Dry Tropics NRM.
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Charles Curry
Projects Coordinator
Charles has worked at Southern Gulf
for more than 8 years in a range of roles from programs development to
acting Executive Officer. Now as Projects Coordinator,
he primarily is implementing weed management programs across the
region. Charles holds a Bachelor of Science (Forestry) from the University of
Melbourne. Before moving to Queensland, he worked with Melbourne Water.
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Jeremy Hayden
GIS Coordinator
Jeremy has a
Bachelor of Applied Science in Rural Technology from the University of
Queensland, Gatton Campus. Having worked as a Project Officer in
Central Queensland, Jeremy has joined Southern Gulf Catchments in
May 2006 to develop a Geographical Information System for the Southern
Gulf Catchments region and offer services in the area of property
infrastructure mapping, and to facilitate other GIS based projects.
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Tanya Willis
Cultural Heritage Coordinator
Since commencing in late 2006, Tanya has
been facilitating Southern Gulfs' Indigenous Cultural Heritage and
Biodiversity Programs.
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Southern Gulf aims to: Protect and restore biodiversity values, Arrest land degradation, Improve water quality through decreased sedimentation, Facilitate coastal and marine management 
