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 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

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.

Vic inland wetlands storing $6 billion in carbon stocks

Tuesday 26 June 2018

Victoria's inland wetlands lock away the annual emissions of 185,000 people, or roughly the population of Geelong, according to the state's first ever tally of the valuable environmental resources.

Goulburn River environmental flow update

Tuesday 26 June 2018

The environmental flow aimed mainly at improving water quality and mid-bank vegetation in the Lower Goulburn River (Goulburn Weir to Murray) is under way with the river at Shepp currently around 4.5m and expected to peak in the next few days at around 6m.

Winter environmental flow good for plants, water quality and migratory fish

Friday 8 June 2018

Upper bank vegetation and water quality will benefit from an environmental flow along the lower Goulburn River planned for mid-June, with the benefits expected to extend all the way to South Australia’s Coorong.