NCCMA Internet - Publications

At North Central Catchment Management Authority we are continually looking at ways to meet our commitment to protecting the environment. That's why we have chosen to make many of our Publications available in electronic format. Our Publications include:

If you require a hard copy of any our Publications then please contact us.

Documents for Public Comment

From time to time the North Central Catchment Management Authority makes available key plans and strategies for the public to review and provide input and comment on. The following documents are available for download.

Upper Loddon Catchment Action Plan - Closes 13th June 2008

Draft Upper Loddon catchment Action Plan - Document for Public Comment

In response to this challenge the Victorian Government released the Victorian River Health Strategy (VRHS) which was followed by the more specific North Central River Health Strategy (NCRHS) prepared by the North Central Catchment Management Authority (NCCMA). The NCRHS provides the framework for local communities to work in partnership with Government to manage and restore our rivers and waterways over the long term.

CAP Actions - Reach 10 (Upper Loddon River)

Map - Upper Loddon River Reach 10

Biodiversity Values - Reach 10 (Upper Loddon River)

Map - Loddon River Reach 10

CAP Actions - Reach 27 (Jim Crow Creek)

Map - Reach 27 (Jim Crow Creek)

Biodiversity Values - Reach 27 (Jim Crow Creek)

Map - Jim Crow Creek

Biodiversity Values - Reach 28 (Sailors Creek)

Map - Sailors Creek

CAP Actions - Reach 28 (Sailors Creek)

Map - Sailors Creek

Biodiversity Values - Reach 48 (Kangroo Creek) and Reach 49 (Upper Loddon River)

Map - Kangaroo Creek

Comments to info@nccma.vic.gov.au

Cap Actions - Reach 48 (Kangaroo Creek) and Reach 49 (Upper Loddon River)

Map - Kangaroo Creek

Draft Willows Strategic Action Plan - closes 13th June 2008

Draft Strategic Action Plan: Willows in the North Central region, Victoria

This document has been produced to support the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) in developing an approach to manage Willows in a manner that ensures effort is wisely invested into the right areas and is supported by an informed community. It has been produced through a review of relevant literature and engagement with the North Central community and other government stakeholders.

comments to info@nccma.vic.gov.au

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