The Corangamite CMA is delighted to announce that the deployment of feral cat detection dogs is just one of the 10 successful projects we have been able fund to as part of Round 2 of the Australian Government’s $1M Community Environment Grants Program. ...
Agencies are working together to deliver innovative control methods to combat feral pigs and protect threatened species, including Southern Brown Bandicoot, Long-nosed Potoroo and Mainland Swamp Antechinus and their supporting habitat in the Otways. Feral pigs are one...
In exciting news for twitchers (bird watchers) everywhere, an Orange-bellied Parrot was sighted last month on the Bellarine Peninsula. The critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot is one of only three migratory parrot species in the world. They make a 1,000...
Over 40 local recreational anglers braved wet and windy conditions last Saturday to help revegetate the Barwon River. Thousands of native trees, shrubs and grasses were planted on the banks of the lower Barwon River near Marshall, south of Geelong, to return a one...
The critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot will have improved winter feeding grounds on the Bellarine Peninsula and Avalon Foreshore this year, thanks to a pest control project supported by Corangamite Catchment Management Authority through funding from the...
The Australian Grayling (Prototroctes maraena) is one of the threatened species benefiting from improved fish passage in the coastal streams of the Corangamite CMA region. Denis Lovric, Manager Water Infrastructure recently presented at the International Conference on...
