A spectacular countryside view in the GBCMA area

A beautiful river flowing over rocks in the GBCMA region

A pretty river flowing through bush in the GBCMA region with green plant life all around

Bird life in wetlands in the GBCMA region

Spectacular yellow flower in green grass in the GBCMA region

A family of ducks swimming in the GBCMA region

A farmer holding some hay in a field in the GBCMA region

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

iSpy Catchment Creatures - iFrogs

Regional Floodplain Management Strategy

Local knowledge plays a key role in prioritising where flood knowledge needs to be improved and determining actions to reduce the risk of flooding. Read More...

Recent Ecological Change in Australia - Survey

Over the past century, average land surface temperatures have risen by almost 1° C across the Australian continent. Models suggest this may have already had significant impacts on... Read More...

Azolla gets the push

Thursday 12 October 2017

A specially designed amphibious vehicle from Australian Aquatic Services was used to help move azolla along the lower Broken Creek downstream of Nathalia to improve flows for irrigators and... Read More...

Landholders urged to keep honeysuckle under control along the Yea River

Thursday 5 October 2017

More than 95 per cent of plant pest honeysuckle on the Yea River between the Yea township and the Yea Wetlands has now been controlled thanks to efforts by the community, volunteers and the... Read More...