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Celebrating Water and Culture on the Moorabool

by razer105 | May 17, 2019 | Aboriginal Participation, Community Events, Rivers, Water for the environment, Waterway management

On a beautiful Autumn day at Dog Rocks on the Morrabul Yaluk, Wadawurrung Traditional Owners joined community and agency with a love for the Moorabool River to celebrate Water and Culture and the recognition of Wadawurrung values in waterway management. Ceremony was...

Wadawurrung celebration of Water and Culture at Dog Rocks, Batesford

by razer105 | May 3, 2019 | Aboriginal Participation, Community Events, Education

To combat dry conditions and improve river health and habitat for native fish platypus and other species, Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation (Wadawurrung) and Corangamite Catchment Management Authority (CMA) welcome an additional 500 ML of water for the environment,...
The “Living Moorabool”

The “Living Moorabool”

by razer105 | Nov 27, 2018 | Aboriginal Participation, Community Events, Rivers, Strategies & Plans

Workshop notes – Expanding the thinking of a possible future “Living Moorabool”. Artwork by Corrina Eccles. A group of passionate Moorabool River stakeholders gathered in Meredith last week to discuss the future of the Moorabool River. The Moorabool River is a...
The “Living Moorabool”

Welcome announcement for the Barwon

by razer105 | Oct 11, 2018 | Aboriginal Participation, Rivers, Strategies & Plans, Waterway management

Minister for Water Lisa Neville joined Traditional Owners, community members and other stakeholders on the banks of the Barwon River in Geelong to announce a new Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) for the Barwon, Moorabool and associated waterways. The CCMA...
The “Living Moorabool”

CCMA Board strengthen their cultural understanding

by razer105 | Jun 1, 2018 | Aboriginal Participation, Education

As part of this years Reconciliation Week, the Corangamite CMA Board held a Cultural Strengthening Workshop. In keeping with this years theme, Don’t keep history a mystery; learn, share, grow, the Board explored the parallel history of Aboriginal...
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Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles- 2018

by razer105 | May 31, 2018 | Aboriginal Participation, Coasts and Marine, Community Events, Education, Revegetation & Restoration Projects

Male and Female junior category winners at the presentation ceremony This the Corangamite CMA once again sponsored the male and female junior categories at the Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles held at Bells Beach. The sponsorship is part of a unique partnership...
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