For over two decades, Victoria’s CMAs (Catchment Management Authorities) have delivered land, water and biodiversity programs that not only protect and enhance landscapes but support thriving communities. The past 12-18 months have challenged us all in so many ways...
Thank you to the more than 600 landholders who filled in and returned the Corangamite CMA’s 2019 Social Benchmarking Survey. This feedback provides valuable insight and allows the Corangamite CMA to hear the social, economic and environmental issues that matter...
The solar panels have been installed on a tilt frame orientated 10° north to maximise solar production throughout all months of the year. The Corangamite CMA recently installed a 30kW Solar PV system with 100 panels on the roof of its Colac office. This...
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...
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 Corangamite CMA has prepared Estuary Management Plans (EMPs) for two iconic estuaries in the region’s southwest – the Curdies and Gellibrand. Through a collaborative process and with the support of a working Group of stakeholders that included agency...
