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  • Newsletter out now
    Our latest Glenelg Hopkins CMA newsletter is out now. You can find out just how many plants have been put in by community planting days with school children (hi...
  • Bandicam is LIVE
    The world’s first livestream of Eastern Barred Bandicoots is now live online, streaming from Gunditjmara Country in Hamilton where the recovery of the spe...
  • Positions vacant
    The Glenelg Hopkins CMA currently has positions vacant and are looking for the right people to fill the following roles: 2 x business traineeships Waterways Off...
  • Join our advisory groups
    Expressions of interest are currently being sought for two of Glenelg Hopkins CMAs advisory groups Community Advisory Group Glenelg River Environmental Water Ad...
  • Tide gauge trigger levels for sea level rise adaptation
    A new report by Glenelg Hopkins CMA has shown how Victoria’s existing tide gauges could be used more proactively in Victoria’s sea level rise adapta...
  • Grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plains
    Glenelg Hopkins CMA delivers a number of projects on the ecologically important Natural Teperate Grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plains. This includes reco...
  • Newsletter out now
    It’s been a wet end to winter in the catchment and that has been a huge boost to our wetlands and waterways. Find out how we have rounded out winter and w...
  • Future Ready Regions
    Is your farm ready for the future, if that future includes more extreme weather events? What is the Future Ready Regions Program? The Future Ready Regions Progr...
  • LIVESTREAM: Bandicam
    Livestream not active? It could just be a broken link. You can find the direct livestream on the Bandicam YouTube Channel. Please keep in mind Bandicam is power...
  • Search for the Glenelg Freshwater Mussel
    The search for the threatened Glenelg Freshwater Mussel in the lower Glenelg river system has been a showcase of how technological and physical scanning can pro...
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Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority proudly acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Victoria and their rich cultural diversity and intrinsic connection to country. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. We also recognise and acknowledge the contribution, interest and rights that Traditional Owners and Aboriginal communities have in land and water management. We value our partnerships with them, for the health of people and Country.