Media & Events

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is on the lookout for drought refuge pools – natural bodies of water that stay full, even during dry times.

Monitoring over the past 18-months at Gunbower Forest has revealed how trees and wetlands are protected from groundwater intrusion.

North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) Chief Executive Officer Brad Drust has had his contract extended for a further three years. 

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is seeking the input of Pental Island landholders into the future of the island’s levee system.

Ahead of National Threatened Species Day ( 7 September), SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, in partnership with the North Central and Goulburn Broken catchment management authorities, have released the o

Clever use of water for the environment in two northern Victorian wetlands is helping a critically endangered fish thrive.

More than 11,000 megalitres of water for the environment will flow out of Lake Eppalock later this month, helping improve the health of the Campaspe River downstream.

One year on from SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium’s announcement of the native species breeding program, they have welcomed their second clutch of southern purple-spotted g

A new Central Victorian carbon offset project is aimed at helping local councils reach their net-zero emission goals, while providing private landholders all the benefits from growing trees and shr