Media & Events

Warm temperatures and low flows along the eastern arm of the Loddon River at Canary Island at this time of the year can impact water quality.

Water for the environment is being used to improve water quality in lower parts of the Campaspe River, and help native fish and platypus move up and down the waterway.

North Central Catchment Management Authority’s Breakfast with the Birds is back for another year.

The Andrews Labor Government has opened two new fishways at weirs in Koondrook and Cohuna connecting 140 kilometres of prime fish habitat in Gunbower Creek to 530 kilometres of open Murray River to

The Andrews Labor Government is improving water security for irrigators in the Loddon Campaspe region with new support for farmers to boost on-farm efficiency and productivity, while minimising the

A Healthy Coliban Catchment, a joint project between Coliban Water, Dja Dja Wurrung and North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) has marked its three-year milestone.

The Cohuna Catch a Carp Day is back on December 5.

North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is on the lookout for passionate groups and schools keen to engage the next River Detectives

North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) Chair Julie Miller Markoff has thanked the organisation’s outgoing Board members, and welcomed new ones.