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Healthy rivers benefit everyone, and keeping an eye on our waterways is a job the entire community can be involved in.

Did you know that stock can poo five times more when thay are standing in water than when they are standing on land?

For farmers, the future is everything. Whether it’s the climate, new technology, business planning or predicting what the market will do, most farmers have more than one eye on what lies ahead.

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is celebrating the fifth year of its popular Breakfast with the Birds event with something special.

North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is putting the call out for locals to join the Cockatoo Lagoon Community Working Group (CWG) to help secure the future of lagoon.

As the warmer weather starts to bite, waterways such as the Loddon River can struggle.

Local volunteers now have access to a new citizen science tool to help track changes to the much-loved Campaspe River, with the official launch of five photo monitoring sites.

About 30 locals have taken the opportunity to inspect Birch’s Creek rehabilitation and improvement works at Smeaton’s historic Anderson’s Mill.

Local Landcare groups have shared in more than $200,000 to carry out environmental projects that improve biodiversity and land health across the catchment.