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Summary: The Royal Society of Victoria is holding this regional symposium to recognise the environmental history and the scientific significance of the North Central region. The conference will concentrate on the management and sustainability of the region and also examine priorities and options for future management. The future of the North Central region is not only important to people who live within the region, its close proximity to Melbourne means that its future is relevant to a large proportion of Victorians.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: Applications open for land managers, educators, naturalists, landholders, local government and those interested in better understanding the ecology of this unique ecosystem.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A Free Nature Photography workshop is being held as part of Spring in the Bendigo Bush with David Kleinert.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: A series of community meetings are being held throughout the region to invite community to share information about what they value most about their local environment.

Summary: Following a reduction in support to Landcare as a result of changes in Australian Government funding priorities, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is seeking to support Landcare into the future by aiding in the formation of Landcare networks across the North Central CMA region.

Summary: Following recent changes to funding for regional Landcare support, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is hosting a series of meetings throughout the region over the coming weeks to listen to community views on future Landcare support.

Summary: Environment Victoria invites yo to the local screening of Gunbower-Koondrook-Perricoota Storylines: a collection of short films that celebrate the social and cultural values of the iconic Murray River wetland forests of Gunbower, Koondrook and Perricoota on the border of Victoria and NSW.

Summary: Following recent changes to funding for regional Landcare support, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is hosting a series of meetings throughout the region over the coming weeks to listen to community views on future Landcare support.

Summary: Following recent changes to funding for regional Landcare support, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is hosting a series of meetings throughout the region over the coming weeks to listen to community views on future Landcare support

Summary: An event launching the Gunbower-Koondrook-Perrricoota digital storytelling project, delivered by Environment Victoria with funding from the Murray-Darling Basn Authority.

Summary: Following recent changes to funding for regional Landcare support, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is hosting a series of meetings throughout the region over the coming weeks to listen to community views on future Landcare support.

Summary: The Natural Resource Management Committee (NRMC) will tour the mid section of the Loddon River on Wednesday the 20 May before their regular meeting on Thursday the 21st in Bendigo.

Summary: In celebrating Landcare’s contribution to this region, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is hosting a forum at Little Lake Boort on the 24th March. The event is to recognise the hard work and efforts of the volunteer Landcare community over the past year and encourage Landcare participants to imagine the future and will include the launch of a publication titled ‘Celebrating our Most Significant Change - Stories of Landcare in the North Central Catchment’.

Summary: A free community event featuring information from the North Central CMA on fencing off streams and off stream stock watering. Representatives from Department of Primary Industries, Centrelink, Northern Health, Country Fire Authroty, Loddon Shire and Goulburn Murray Water will also be in attendance. There willl be a free BBQ lunch, tea/coffee and soft drinks with lots of entertainment on offer for the kids.

Summary: In 1985, the United Nations designated 5 December as International volunteer day. This day celebrates the efforts of those who have made an important contribution to society by giving their time as volunteers

Summary: World Fisheries day is celebrated every year on November 21 throughout the world by the fisherfolk communities. Fishing communities worldwide celebrate this day through rallies, workshops, public meetings, cultural programs, dramas, exhibition, music show, and demonstrations to highlight the importance of maintaining the world's fisheries..

Summary: This year National Recycling Week has two complementary aims. The first is to link the benefits of recycling to the fight against global warming The second aim is to encourage individuals and businesses to Recycle More and Recycle Better.

Summary: This workshop is designed to introduce participants to all aspects of collecting seed - identification, collection, extraction, cleaning and storage of seed from indigenous species in the Goldfields Region.

Summary: During the course of each year, the Cohuna Progress Association run several events for the local community, the next event being the annual Austoberfest to be held on Sat. 1st Nov 2008 from 4pm. Being an irrigation dairying community, farmers and businesses have been affected by the sustained drought and as such the Cohuna Progress Association beleive it is important to keep the spirits of the general community buoyant. The North Central CMA are again proud to be one of the sponsors of the event. Staff from the North Central CMA will be available on the day to discuss the Land and Water Management Plan in the Loddon Campaspe Irrigation Region. Gunbower forest will also be featured at our site. Other featured events include a twilight market, arts, crafts and many other activities.

Summary: Central Murray Environment Festivals for Schools are partnership events that are run every second year for schools at four locations- Swan Hill, Kerang, Wedderburn and Wycheproof.

Summary: National Water Week is an annual event held in October across Australia, hosted by each state and territory. It involves the community in protecting and conserving our precious water resources. Find out how you can get involved in keeping Water for Life!

Summary: The annual Stringybark Festival is a popular, family-orientated environmental festival held over the third weekend of October each year. Stringybark attracts in excess of 20,000 visitors and showcases sustainable products, concepts and environmental issues that help create a sustainable community.

Summary: Following the success of last year's event, we are pleased to announce 15 October 2008 as the date for the second National Ride to Work Day. Registrations for workplace promotional kits will open in May 2008.

Summary: The United Nations has designated the first Monday in October every year as World Habitat Day to reflect on the state of human settlements and the basic right to adequate shelter for all. It is also intended to remind the world of its collective responsibility for the future of the human habitat.

Summary: World Animal Day was started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world. October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.

Summary: WTWD is an event to promote regular walking and physical activity. It is an annual, national event in which the community can become involved in a healthy and environmentally friendly activity.

Summary: Every September 22, people from around the world get together in the streets, intersections, and neighbourhood blocks to remind the world that we don't have to accept our car-dominated society.

Summary: Clean Up the World encourages Members to organise a Clean Up event on, or around, Clean Up the World Weekend and to think of ways to engage the community in long-term environmental initiatives. The needs of each community are different and Members' campaign activities vary considerably

Summary: Adopted by WEF in July 2006, World Water Monitoring Day (WWMD) is an international outreach program that builds public awareness and involvement in protecting water resources around the world. Held annually between September 18 and October 18, the program engages communities in monitoring the condition of local rivers, streams, estuaries and other water bodies. Since its inception in 2002, more than 80,000 people have participated in 50 countries.

Summary: Australia now has a National Bilby Day. Beginning on Sunday 11 September 2005, National Bilby Day will be celebrated on the second Sunday of every September.

Summary: Sustainable House Day is a mainstay event on the national sustainable calendar. Previously known as Solar House Day, the event underwent a name change in 2006 to more accurately reflect the broad range of sustainable features in the participating houses particularly in relation to the focus on the sustainable use of water. The annual event is held on the second weekend of September and is entering its 6th year of operation. The aim of Sustainable House Day is to showcase sustainable design and to encourage the adoption of sustainable design features in existing homes and new homes. The focus is to show how simple, easy and cost effective sustainable living can be

Summary: Central Murray Environment Festivals for Schools are partnership events that are run every second year for schools at four locations- Swan Hill, Kerang, Wedderburn and Wycheproof.

Summary: National Threatened Species Day is held on 7 September each year to encourage the community to help conserve Australia's unique native fauna and flora. We can all take action to prevent further extinctions by restoring healthy numbers of endangered species and ecological communities in the wild.

Summary: Wattle has a very special place in the Australian story. It was used by our indigenous people and became a rally point for early European settlers who first identified with this land as home. It was seen as a symbol of belonging to and identifying with the great south land. Today of course it is Australia’s floral emblem and is featured on the nation’s Coat of Arms. Wattle Day is celebrated on 1 September

Summary: Landcare is a uniquely Australian partnership between the community, government and business to 'do something practical' about protecting and repairing our environment. More than 4,000 volunteer community landcare groups - including bushcare and urban landcare, rivercare, coastcare and sustainable agriculture groups - are tackling land degradation in every corner of Australia

Summary: Celebrate Spring in the Bendigo Bush.

Summary: Central Murray Environment Festivals for Schools are partnership events that are run every second year for schools at four locations- Swan Hill, Kerang, Wedderburn and Wycheproof.

Summary: This site provides access to our Programs as well as to web sites for each State and Territory office. The Keep Australia Beautiful Network encourages and manages tens of thousands of community volunteers around Australia. The national mission is to encourage the Australian community to protect and conserve the natural environment through individual actions.

Summary: It's going to be Australia's 11th National Science Week. There will be activities for everyone! National Science Week 2008 will be from 16 - 24 August

Summary: National Tree Day, proudly sponsored by Toyota and the AMP Foundation, is Australia's biggest community tree-planting event. Since Tree Day started in 1996 more than 1.5 million volunteers have planted over 11.5 million native trees and shrubs

Summary: National Tree Day is held on the last Sunday of July, with Schools Tree Day taking place on the Friday before. Last year over 220,000 school children dug deep to improve their natural surroundings. Tree Day shows children how easy and fun it is to help our environment.

Summary: An annual event that involves Waterwatch community monitors testing mystery water samples to determine the accuracy of their testing equipment and procedures.

Summary: NAIDOC celebrates the survival of Indigenous culture and the Indigenous contribution to modern Australia. All Australians are encouraged to participate in NAIDOC Week activities.

Summary: Arbor Week in Victoria is an annual week of planting of native species of plants combined with environmental education activities. It has two aims, which are to increase environmental awareness in all school children and their local communities and to increase the amount of native vegetation in Victoria

Summary: In 1994, the United Nations General Assembly declared June 17 the "World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought". Ever since, country Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), non-governmental organizations and other interested stakeholders celebrate this particular day with a series of outreach activities, worldwide.

Summary: The session is designed to provide participants with a practical demonstration of several seeding techniques for indigenous grasses, trees and shrubs. The techniques include drill seeding and thatching without cultivation.

Summary: World Ocean Day was created in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. Although not yet officially designated by the United Nations, World Ocean Day is an opportunity each year to celebrate our world ocean and our personal connection to the sea. The Ocean Project, working closely with the World Ocean Network each year, helps to coordinate events and activities with aquariums, zoos, museums, conservation organizations, universities, schools, businesses. Together with the World Ocean Network, we are also working to have the United Nations officially designate World Ocean Day as June 8th each year. Take time to do something good for our ocean

Summary: Sustainable commerce and living makes environmental & economic good sense. With the latest new "green" ideas and sustainable commercial developments you can help save the environment and save money!

Summary: Central Murray Environment Festivals for Schools are partnership events that are run every second year for schools at four locations- Swan Hill, Kerang, Wedderburn and Wycheproof.

Summary: World Environment Day, commemorated each year on 5 June, is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and enhances political attention and action.

Summary: Turtles are one of the most endearing and symbolic of native wildlife. Turtles not only fascinate each passing generation of children, who find endless wonders under those hard shells, but they also continue to serve as a timeless role model in children's literature: the slow and steady turtle, whose patient progress always wins out against his fast but feckless competitor.

Summary: Agriculture is a key example of how human activities have profound impacts on the ecosystems of our planet. This year’s theme for the International Day for Biological Diversity (IBD), “Biodiversity and Agriculture,” seeks to highlight the importance of sustainable agriculture not only to preserve biodiversity, but also to ensure that we will be able to feed the world, maintain agricultural livelihoods, and enhance human well being into the 21st century and beyond

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: An annual event that involves monitoring salinity across the state to provide a snapshot of the extent of the issue.

Summary: The workshop is an opportunity for community members to learn about the habitat needs, management requirements and survey techniques to assist in the national recovery of the Swift Parrot and Regent Honeyeater.

Summary: This workshop is designed to introduce participants to all aspects of collecting seed - identification, collection, extraction, cleaning and storage of seed from indigenous species in the Goldfields Region.

Summary: "Salinity education and community based salinity monitoring are delivered through the North Central Waterwatch Program and the Community Stream Sampling Project. During April and May North Central Waterwatch will be running a number of school based sessions, where students and other participants from throughout North Central Victoria will test the salinity of water samples collected from local waterways".

Summary: Arbor Day is a nationally-celebrated observance that encourages tree planting and care. Founded by J. Sterling Morton in Nebraska in 1872, National Arbor Day is celebrated each year on the last Friday in April.

Summary: Expert presentations, Farm forestry tour, Sap flow technology at work, Saltbush seeder demonstration, BBQ lunch provided. Guest speakers will be Phil Dyson (Hydrogeologist), Andy hay (Farmer), Will Dalton (RMCG) and Dr Jacqui England (CSIRO Forest Biosciences)

Summary: Learn about the bibrons toadlet and how to conduct surveys to help find and protect the threatened species

Summary: Founded by the organizers of the first Earth Day in 1970, Earth Day Network (EDN) promotes environmental citizenship and year round progressive action worldwide.

Summary: You are cordially invited to come along and celebrate Landcare within the Loddon Shire.

Summary: The North Central CMA, Goulburn Broken CMA and North East CMA will be holding a joint function to sign and launch the 'Regional Irrigation Development Guidelines: Northern Victoria'.

Summary: A sustainable agriculture field day hosted by DPI and NCCMA will be held in the Pyramid - Boort Irrigation District. In the morning speakers will cover topic including: • Pastures & Feed Budgets from a mixed farming perspective • Reconfiguration, Water Trading and Carryover • On Ground Works – whole farm plans, re-use systems, saline soil rehabilitation, waterway and habitat management. • Financial Assistance - Grants and Incentives In the afternoon, participants will be encouraged to participate in 1 of 4 distinct tours options.

Summary: Premier screening of the Landcare's DVD - "a night to acknowledge and celebrate 21 years of local Landcaring stars".

Summary: The 'Farming in the 21st Century: Innovative Farming Series 2008' aims to bring farming families from across the region together to share new farming techniques, opportunities and innovations. Farmers will also learn how to improve and grow their farm business and increase their long term resilience and sustainability in response to climate and market variability. The Dry Land Farming forum will cover the following topics: - Improve and grow your farming business - Increase your farm resilience in a variable climate - Learn about new opportunities fro farming in this region.

Summary: With the aim of sharing community knowledge, the North Central CMA will be holding a short bus tour on Thursday 6 December. Departing from Durham Ox at 9am, the bus will be stopping at a number of sites between Yando and Serpentine before returning to Durham Ox by 2pm.

Summary: The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is calling on community members in the North Central region to be involved in the development of a plan for managing willows in their local areas.