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Before European occupation, the region’s rivers would flood a lot more often than they do now. The Murray River would break its banks up to seven in every 10 years.

There aren’t too many things Aussies love more than fishing and cricket, so the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) has combined the two.

A North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) program aimed at protecting turtles in the north of the state has produced some astounding results.

Campaspe River rehabilitation works are continuing at Kyneton, with the removal of weeds along a 700-metre stretch in the town.

Soil is a lot more than just the material that holds up our plants, trees and crops. It is a living organism and is linked directly to our success and our survival.

The Campaspe River is an important place for the region’s Traditional Owners.

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is giving locals the chance to see two of the region’s most important natural assets as they have never seen them before.

With fears the world is fast running out of usable topsoil, the race is on to stop rapid soil degradation in its tracks.

The North Central CMA team was delighted with recent news from a conservation property owner near Wedderburn, where the Kooyoora Connections Project had assisted with direct seeding in 2016.