Meet the team
Meet the team
The CSG project includes a team of AgForce Projects staff dedicated to helping Queensland landholders safeguard the future prosperity of their properties against the expansion of the CSG industry. Led by project manager Kate Dunn, the team is based in Brisbane and has vast experience in the fields of environmental science, legislation, policy and agronomy. Find out who the CSG officer is for your region and contact them directly with any queries.
For any general enquiries please email us today.
Daniel Phipps
CSG officer for north and central Queensland
p: 07 3238 6024 m: 0428 189 086 Email
Daniel Phipps began working as a CSG project officer with AgForce Projects in February 2011. With a background in environmental science Daniel’s previous experience with environmental compliance issues working for a mining consultancy adds valuable industry knowledge to our team. Daniel spent three years at Biological Farmers of Australia helping farmers with on-farm agronomy issues and certification compliance with Australian and international markets as well as mining issues. Daniel grew up on a beef cattle property in Maleny and also spent time on his family’s sheep station in Coonabarabran, New South Wales.
Daniel has a passion for the continuing success of Queensland’s agricultural sector and helping farmers understand how to manage and secure their business prosperity with the expansion of the CSG industry.
Natalie Pears
CSG officer for southern Queensland
p: 07 3238 6047 m: 0427 694 771 Email
Natalie Pears started with AgForce Projects in February 2012. Natalie is currently studying a Masters of Environmental Management at the University of Queensland, focusing on legislation and the impacts of the mining industry on the Agricultural industry. She also completed an undergraduate degree in political science in 2006.
Having grown up in Brisbane, Natalie spent two years working in Roma where the sense of community helped foster her passion for rural Queensland and the importance of helping city dwellers understand the vital role agriculture plays in their everyday lives. Natalie is dedicated to helping protect the sustainability of the agricultural industry against land use threats and competition.
Want to keep up to date with all of the latest news and information about the CSG industry in your region? Sign up to our free monthly landholder CSG newsletter.
The CSG project includes a team of AgForce Projects staff dedicated to helping Queensland landholders safeguard the future prosperity of their properties against the expansion of the CSG industry. Led by project manager Kate Dunn, the team is based in Brisbane and has vast experience in the fields of environmental science, legislation, policy and agronomy. Find out who the CSG officer is for your region and contact them directly with any queries.
For any general enquiries please email us today.
Daniel Phipps
CSG officer for north and central Queensland
p: 07 3238 6024 m: 0428 189 086 Email
Daniel Phipps began working as a CSG project officer with AgForce Projects in February 2011. With a background in environmental science Daniel’s previous experience with environmental compliance issues working for a mining consultancy adds valuable industry knowledge to our team. Daniel spent three years at Biological Farmers of Australia helping farmers with on-farm agronomy issues and certification compliance with Australian and international markets as well as mining issues. Daniel grew up on a beef cattle property in Maleny and also spent time on his family’s sheep station in Coonabarabran, New South Wales.
Daniel has a passion for the continuing success of Queensland’s agricultural sector and helping farmers understand how to manage and secure their business prosperity with the expansion of the CSG industry.
Natalie PearsCSG officer for southern Queensland
p: 07 3238 6047 m: 0427 694 771 Email
Natalie Pears started with AgForce Projects in February 2012. Natalie is currently studying a Masters of Environmental Management at the University of Queensland, focusing on legislation and the impacts of the mining industry on the Agricultural industry. She also completed an undergraduate degree in political science in 2006.
Having grown up in Brisbane, Natalie spent two years working in Roma where the sense of community helped foster her passion for rural Queensland and the importance of helping city dwellers understand the vital role agriculture plays in their everyday lives. Natalie is dedicated to helping protect the sustainability of the agricultural industry against land use threats and competition.
Want to keep up to date with all of the latest news and information about the CSG industry in your region? Sign up to our free monthly landholder CSG newsletter.
