From Science to Scale: Reflecting on 2025 and looking to 2026 A Summary from our Founders
As we close the door on 2025, we (Phil and Peter) have been taking a moment to look back at what has arguably been the most pivotal year in Cibo...

These satellite images were captured over the devastated areas from Julia Creek, Cloncurry and out to the Gulf yesterday (9th Feb). At its widest point the flood is more than 75km across. A quick analysis suggests that yesterday there was more than 20,000 square km under water. We've put the property boundaries over the images to provide a sense of how many properties are inundated. A link to the image is here https://bit.ly/2MVP1WB
Our thoughts are with all those dealing with this terrible situation. Please contact us if you need more information.
As we close the door on 2025, we (Phil and Peter) have been taking a moment to look back at what has arguably been the most pivotal year in Cibo...
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