A spectacular countryside view in the GBCMA area

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WHO WE ARE

The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority is the peak natural resource management body in the region.

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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Floodplain Planning

Obtain information and application forms for floodplain advice , working on waterways and levee maintenance permits.

Revegetation Guide

This guide has been developed to provide advice and assist landholders with revegetation activities. Click here...

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

Water for the Environment

Drought employment program

Wednesday 2 October 2019

The Victorian Government has announced funding for a Drought Employment Program to support eligible GMID farmers and their employees.

Sponsorship opportunity

The Goulburn Broken CMA is pleased to offer sponsorship for community members to attend the AgriFutures evokeAG Conference – Asia Pacific’s largest agri-food tech event - in Melbourne on the 18-19 February 2020.

Dry seasonal conditions seminar videos

Agriculture Victoria recently delivered a series of dry seasonal conditions seminars.

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.

Keeping an eye on waterways

Friday 8 November 2019

Goulburn Broken CMA is keeping an eye on water quality in creeks, rivers and wetlands across the catchment with forecasts for a dry, warm spring and summer.

Guarding the next generation of precious paddock trees

Tuesday 15 October 2019

Goulburn Broken CMA has declared 2019 the Year of the Paddock Tree and one Landcare group is jumping on board to protect the next generation of these critically important parts of the landscape.