Climate Change
Climate change and its associated changes to our natural, agricultural and urban environments is likely to bring profound changes to our community, ranging from decreased frosts, less and more erratic rainfall, more frequent wildfire, and species extinction. Increasingly, we are building adaptation strategies into all of our programs.
The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority is clarifying its strategy including its role in responding to climate change. Biophysical targets and supporting action targets are being refined in alignment with State and Federal strategies.
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In 2004, the Victorian Government released regional climate change projection brochures for Victoria's 10 Catchment Management regions. These brochures have now been updated for 2008.
 | Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Abatement and Management in the Goulburn Broken Catchment | |
| Climate Change in Goulburn Broken | |
| Climate Change Discussion Paper Summary GBCMA - 18 October 2007 This is a “short” version of a longer, more detailed paper. This paper attempts to provide a high level summary of the information in the longer paper. In turn, the longer paper is only a summary of information and ideas gleaned from many different sources. Both papers can be used as pointers to key information sources. For a copy of the document in full please contact the Shepparton office. |