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  • What we do
    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 ...
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    GRANTS & FUNDING FLOOD ADVICE WORKS ON WATERWAYS PROJECTS EVENTS THE GLENELG HOPKINS CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY PROTECTS AND ENHANCES THE LAND, WATER AN...
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  • July 2021 Newsletter
    In this edition, school science fun at Branxholme, Don't miss the chance to have your say on the RCS, Cocky count success despite restrictions and more.
  • June 2021 Newsletter
    Read up on how our projects have continued under restrictions, when the RCS public comment period begins, vegetation project news, and how to apply for the Vict...
  • Episode 6: Restoring the native grasslands
    In this episode, meet farmer David Franklin and researcher John Del Pratt as they discuss how they have worked for over 30 years to improve the grasslands of so...
  • Episode 5: What’s soil got to do with it?
    Soil used to be seen as the enemy in natural resource management (NRM), and there was once a great divide between the farming community and those authorities wh...
  • Episode 4: Why native fish need ladders and hotels in our waterways
    In this episode of The Pondcast, we met the dynamic duo getting stuff done along the waterways of the Glenelg Hopkins CMA region – Steve and Alex.
  • Episode Three – Turning back the tide
    In this episode of The Pondcast we meet Jarred, the man with the job of trying to manage the competing needs of our environment where the river meets the sea. ...
  • Episode 2: Volcanic plains and lonely flower
    esource management planners in the Biodiversity team who are charged with protecting an area known as the VVP.
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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.