WHO WE ARE
The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority is the peak natural resource management body in the catchment to develop and oversee the implementation of the Regional Catchment Strategy.
We work to ensure land and water resources are protected and enhanced as well as improving the region's social wellbeing, environmental quality and productive capacity in a sustainable manner. Read more...
CURRENT ISSUES
People interested in the Yea River are invited to share their views by completing this short survey by June 30.
We're looking for pictures of waterways and wetlands in the Goulburn Broken Catchment that may be used in the Regional Waterways Management Strategy that is currently being developed. Please send any photos (at least 1MB) to media@gbcma.vic.gov.au and include the name of the waterway or wetland and your name. All photographs will be posted on our flickr site (follow the link above).
We're reviewing our Regional Waterway Strategy and we are keen for community input. To register your interest in the process email reception@gbcma.vic.gov.au
To contribute your views on what our community values please complete this questionnaire.
For more information, visit http://weconnect.gbcma.vic.gov.au/
Find out more about the key document guiding efforts for the coming six years and beyond to sustain and restore the natural environment that underpins our way of life, wellbeing, prosperity and future.
NEWS & EVENTS
16 June, 2013-
Groups and individuals improving environmental health in the Goulburn Broken Catchment were recognised at the 2013 Goulburn Broken Natural Resource Management Awards on June 14.
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- 14 June, 2013
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Barwite farmer Jill Breadon has been appointed to the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority's (CMA's) Regional Waterway Management Strategy Community Agency Reference Group.
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- 6 June, 2013
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Eleven projects in the Goulburn Broken Catchment have received Community Landcare Grants to run programs to tackle weeds, improve soil, manage erosion and improve landholders’ ... Read More...
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