Media & Events

Grant writing is a little thing that can make a big difference to a volunteer organisation, and North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is here to help.   

In just over three months, more than 30 hectares along Gunbower Creek has been sprayed in an effort to control the invasive Pale Yellow Water Lily. 

North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is thanking its Landcare and Waterwatch volunteers and celebrating their achievements.   

A team of volunteers from across industries was selected to evaluate the North Central Catchment Management Authority’s organisational foundations as part of the Australian Organisational Excellenc

The Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Water is seeking expressions of interest for appointment of up to four positions on the North Central Catchment Management Authority board from 1 Oc

One of the region’s most important waterways will be the focus of two workshops in late April.

Preparation works for the next phase of the Carisbrook Flood Mitigation and Drainage Plan will begin in the next week.

Birch’s Creek below Newlyn Reservoir is set to receive a freshening environmental water flow.

The delivery volume of 2,000 ML will raise the water level by about 1.5 metres.  The aim of this watering is to provide ongoing deep-water habitat within the lake for plants and animals and maintai