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PROJECT LAUNCH: Green Sheep Project

Join us at Woolsthorpe on May 20 for launch of the Green Sheep Project in Victoria. This national project is aimed at helping sheep producers navigate the recording and reporting requirements of natural...

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Woody weeds around the catchment have been the focus of a number of the CMA’s waterway projects recently, check out how and where weed removal and aquatic habitat installation has been happening around...

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WORKSHOP: Effluent management

Improving productivity, compliance and environmental outcomes by managing effluent on dairy properties correctly while also making the most of them are key messages for farmers at a workshop in Koroit...

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Red-tail count on again this May

This May, the 30th annual Red Tail Cocky Count will happen across southwest Victoria and southeast South Australia. Coordinator of the count, Birdlife Australia, is now putting a call out for volunteers...

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WORKSHOP: Hands-on Italian Buckthorn Control

Join us on-site at Mt Clay State Forest for a hands-on demonstration event for NRM staff, land managers and extension officers on the control of the invasive plant, Italian Buckthorn. The day will...

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EOIs OPEN: Green Sheep Project

Seeking farmers for our Green Sheep Project! We already know many sheep and mixed enterprise farmers are chasing sustainability outputs, investing in revegetation, and protecting native vegetation...

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HAVE YOUR SAY: Regional Waterway Strategy

The Glenelg Hopkins Regional Waterway Strategy is the plan for the region's waterways for the next 10 years. The catchment community is now being asked: What do you want the waterways to look like?...

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Fish surveys find fish trends

Healthy river = breeding fish Researchers from the Arthur Rylah Institute have wrapped up this year’s annual fish monitoring survey on the Glenelg River - for the 17th year in a row - and the results...

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The catchment at Easter is an amazing place to visit and despite a lack of significant rain, the waterways can still be enjoyed for all the recreational activities like boating, bushwalking, camping,...

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Actions and Achievements 24/25

Each year, Victoria’s ten Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) prepare an Actions and Achievements Report to showcase our collective impact. The 2025 edition is the 12th edition and an important...

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