In April 2022 a blue green algae bloom commenced in the Curdies River. DELWP and partner agencies, the EPA, Wannon Water and the Corangamite CMA are aware of the ongoing toxic blue green algae (BGA) bloom and acknowledge that the incident is impacting members of the...
Who looks after river health? Who supplies the water for our toilets and taps? Who delivers the irrigation water that grows our food? Download Who Does What In Water Brochure There are five key agencies that work together to manage water resources in the Corangamite...
The Australian Government’s Bellarine and Great Ocean Road Dunecare Project is a $1.5M commitment to conserving coastal sand dune native flora and fauna habitat at risk of erosion on coastal Crown Land between St Leonards and Marengo. The Coastal Management Grants...
The Curdies River estuary was opened on Tuesday 5 May due to recent rainfall and increasing water levels. Parks Victoria used earth moving equipment to remove a large natural sand berm that had been blocking the estuary mouth for several months. The Corangamite CMA...
Over 50 members of the Breamlea community attended an open forum on Wednesday, 24 July to learn about natural estuary processes, citizen science and the collaborative role of agencies in estuary management. Darren Cheeseman MP opening the information session...
Scientists from the University of Melbourne and the Australian Rivers Institute are conducting research on artificial estuary openings in the Corangamite region. The estuaries found along the coastline of the Corangamite region are fascinating and dynamic...
