Media Releases

A Community Forum to focus on local weeds management issues will be held at the Molesworth Hotel on June 16th.

Ninety people have participated in the first round of workshops looking at the future of irrigation in the Goulburn Broken Catchment.

National Salt Week activities started with a Salty Sports Day held at Longwood on Monday.

A Community workshop will be held in Broadford on Thursday May 13th to discuss salinity and water quality.

Landcare and Environmental Groups throughout the Goulburn Broken catchment will have the chance to take part in the development of a Community Landcare Support Strategy over the next few months.

Landcare groups in the Mid Goulburn Broken catchment have recently appointed three new coordinators to assist with implementation of their projects.

Landcare Groups in the Mid Goulburn Broken Dryland have recently appointed three new Coordinators to assist with implementation and facilitation of their natural resource management programs.

Landcare Groups in the Mid Goulburn Broken Dryland have recently appointed three new Coordinators to assist with implementation and facilitation of their natural resource management programs.

Government and community groups talk frequently these days about sustainable development. But what does it mean?

Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority has begun works to improve the condition of the Broken River upstream of Shepparton.

New findings on the future of LakeMokoanare available to the public.

Doug and Chris Dunster from Upotipotpon have benefited from their long involvement with Landcare and the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority (CMA).

Key stakeholders in the Lower Goulburn Floodplain Rehabilitation Scheme debate have been invited to brief the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority Board by Chair, Stephen Mills.

Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, with the involvement of partners and the community, is close to finalising its River Health Strategy.

Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority has praised landholders on the Broken, Boosey and Nine Mile Creeks for their efforts to protect and enhance the creek environs.