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  • Citizen Science
    Calling all citizen scientists!  Become a Waterwatch or EstuaryWatch monitor What is EstuaryWatch? EstuaryWatch is a citizen science program for monitoring...
  • Resources
    Other resources AUDIO FILES – Frog calls (as listed in the Frogs of the Glenelg Hopkins region booklet) Ewing’s Tree Frog – Litoria ewi...
  • Works on waterways
    Waterway information and advice The CMA is committed to protecting and enhancing waterway health. The conduct of works on or near a designated waterway&nbs...
  • Victorian Rural Drainage Strategy
    The Victorian Rural Drainage Strategy 2018.  The Victorian Rural Drainage Strategy supports landholders to make choices about how they want to manage rural...
  • Flood advice
    Regional Flood Portal The Regional Flood Portal is an online mapping tool displaying 1% AEP flood extents where modelling exists across the Glenelg Hopkins regi...
  • Work in partnership
    “Listen to the land, respect it, walk softly on it and it’ll relate. If you listen to the land, you’ll hear things.”  Uncle Johnny LovettGlenelg Ho...
  • Projects
    We are working on a large number of projects in the Glenelg Hopkins region. We encourage the community, landholders and schools to be involved in some of t...
  • Water for the environment
    We recognise Aboriginal people as Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and water in Victoria and acknowledge their cultural relationships with the wate...
  • Marine & coast
    Our Estuaries There are eight major estuaries in the Glenelg Hopkins region: The Hopkins, Merri, Moyne, Yambuk, Fitzroy, Surry and Glenelg estuaries and Fawthro...
  • Biodiversity
    Related information Community Water Land Marine & Coast
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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.