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...

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Farm Water Program

Find out more about on-farm water efficiency works. Click here...

Floodplains & Waterways

Obtain information and application forms for floodplain advice , working on waterways and Levee Maintenance Permits.

Flood Victoria

The GB CMA has developed the Flood Victoria website to provide links to information about flood relief and advice in Victoria.

WeConnect - Regional Catchment Strategy

Environmental water

CURRENT ISSUES

Grants available for landholders in the Strathbogie Ranges

Thanks to funding from the Victorian Government's Our Catchments Our Communities initiative, financial incentives are available for eligible landholders to:

Goulburn & Broken rivers - rural flood study

Work is under way on a rural flood study for the Broken River floodplain (Lake Nillahcootie to East Goulburn Main Channel); Goulburn River floodplain (Lake Eildon to Toolamba (Bridge/Union Road); and rural areas (excludes Benalla, Seymour, Murchison and Shepparton).

Making a difference

We work with the community, Traditional Owners and a range of agencies and industries to improve and protect the catchment's water, land, biodiversity and people.

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NEWS & UPDATES

MoU signed between Landcare Victoria and CMAs

Thursday 12 April 2018
Today Mr Terry Hubbard the chair of Landcare Victoria Inc. and Dr Peter Veenker the chair of Vic Catchments will sign a Memorandum of Understanding between the two organisations to strengthen natural resource management in Victoria.

Broken River flows to benefit native fish, plants and water bugs

Thursday 5 April 2018
Flows in the Broken River below Lake Nillahcootie are due to increase for a short period of time this month to improve habitat for native fish, aquatic plants and water bugs.

Water for the environment to be delivered to Gaynor Swamp

Thursday 5 April 2018
Gaynor Swamp will receive water for the environment over the coming weeks to maintain the health of the wetland’s vegetation and provide habitat for a variety of frogs and waterbirds including brolga.

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