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FREE TRAINING: IrriSAT tool

Learn how to use satellites to monitor crop water use and crop growth in this free online training at home for both irrigated and non-irrgation farmers. IrriSAT is a free web tool that uses weekly...

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APPLY NOW: Victorian Landcare Grants

The 2025 Victorian Landcare Grants are now open! Landcare and other environmental volunteer groups and networks can apply for: $20k grants for projects that help protect and restore the natural...

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February eNewsletter out now

It's been a long hot summer in the catchment and there's been a large area of our region impacted by fires in the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd). In this month's newsletter you can see how the...

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Monthly e-water update

Welcome to the Glenelg River Environmental Water updates for February 2025. Monthly updates for the Environmental Water team will be published in the Glenelg Hopkins CMA eNewsletter, distributed at...

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FIELD DAY: Unlocking the benefits of Low Carbon farming

Changes to Green House Gas (GHG) emissions reporting is creating opportunities and risks for farm businesses. Carbon farming practices can help farmers reduce GHG emissions and store more carbon on farms...

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Glenelg River environmental water delivery

There's a fresh on the way for the Glenelg River. It is part of our usual delivery of environmental water, but also ensures the river is at its best for the communities for the March Long Weekend when...

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Community Engagement and Partnership Survey

How much do you know about us and what we do? Tell us in our 2025 Community Engagement and Nature Survey The CMA does lots of projects on the ground and we work with lots of people but sometimes...

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Reusing fire recovery assistance

It's not amazing that we need to reinstall coir logs on areas of our catchment burnt by fire this summer, but what IS amazing is the regeneration our CMA works crew have had to walk through to retrieve...

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The fun of learning at Winda Mara family day

Do you know of Knobby Club Rush? It's a very funny name, but very useful plant! The Winda Mara Junior Rangers learning activities this January were included as part of colourful family day in Heywood...

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Mad ducks and swans

What we see on Platycam (www.platycam.com.au) is entirely amusing sometimes. While the livestream is aimed at spotting the elusive platypus in their natural environment, the fact the camera is livestreamed...

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