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Current Projects

Landscape Legacies

The Landscape Legacies project is working with landowners, community groups, Traditional Owners and researchers to improve the condition of threatened Grey Box Grassy Woodlands and Derived Native Grasslands vegetation communities.

Taking Care of Country

The Taking Care of Country's long-term outcome is improved catchment stewardship by landowners and land managers on private and public land. This is in order to increase native vegetation extent quality and connectivity to ensure improved habitat for wildlife in the Goulburn Broken CMA Upland Slopes Social Ecological Systems.

Ribbons of Blue, Sashes of Green

The Ribbons of Blue, Sashes of Green ​Project focuses on the box woodlands ​and ironbark forests found across the ​central area of the Goulburn Broken ​Catchment.

Macquarie Perch

Work is being undertaken to improve stream health and fish habitat for the nationally endangered Macquarie perch (Macquaria australasica) populations within the Goulburn Broken catchments, aiding implementation of the National Recovery Plan.

Strathbogie Streams Flagship Project

Working with Traditional Owners and community, Goulburn Broken CMA will continue to support riparian and instream works that protect and enhance the ecological condition of streams flowing from the Strathbogie Ranges.

Waring Flagship Project

This project will build on foundational achievements along the Waring/mid Goulburn River in partnership with Taungurung Land and Water Council. On-ground works focusing on improving riparian health and aquatic habitat will be implemented to heal and care for Waring, fostering knowledge sharing and opportunities to work on Country together.

Waterway Investment: Northern Plains and Southern Uplands

The Goulburn Broken catchment has been divided into two on-ground works project areas, encompassing the Northern Plains (Yorta Yorta Country) and Southern Uplands (Taungurung Country). These projects will enable GB CMA to protect riparian condition and improve frontage management with waterway grant support to landholders. The projects aim to sustain outcomes of past investment and assist new landholders to be good stewards of our highly valued waterways for ecological, cultural, social and economic benefits.
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