Current Issues and Events

The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority (GB CMA) is now seeking nominations from community members to fill current vacancies on the Shepparton Irrigation Region Forum (SIRF).

The Goulburn Broken CMA team will be at the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo, Friday 4 to Sunday 6 April, in Kings Park. You’ll find us in the General Exhibition Building at site EB43.

Congratulations to Keneisha Lines Howell (centre) who is this year’s recipient of the Ken Sampson Memorial Fairley Leadership Scholarship.

Arthur Rylah Institute staff have been busy monitoring fish populations in the Hughes Creek. The creek is home to a number of native fish, including the threatened Macquarie perch. Regular surveys enable the GB CMA and partner agencies to track trends and make management decisions to support the survival of these isolated populations.

The Shepparton Irrigation Region Land and Water Management Plan 2050 (SIRLWMP) was officially launched in Girgarre last week (August 2024)

Wetlands, fish, platypus and turtles will benefit from a delivery of water for the environment.

Learn how science guides Barmah Forest flood management in this video

What’s happening on the Goulburn River this Winter? Take a look at this update.

Life is looking good for native fish in the Goulburn River near Mitchelton.

Take a listen to GB CMA’s interview on ABC Radio about the Year of the Wing and the Western Gerygone

Water is being delivered into the Goulburn River this week to provide vital refuge for native fish impacted by the flood-affected flow.

Water is being fed into the lower Broken Creek via irrigation channels to address blackwater and provide critical refuge for native fish and other aquatic animals

Following the recent high rainfall, we're keeping watch on water quality in our waterways.

What’s happening on the Goulburn River this Summer? Take a look at this update.