Catchment health, Gippsland’s wealth

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  • Catchment health, Gippsland’s wealth
    West Gippsland is a special region with precious environments, diverse waterways and coastlines. West Gippsland Catchment Management ...
  • People power for the Powlett
    Partnerships in action is what West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (WGCMA) is all about and the Powlett River/Kugerungmome ...
  • Celebrating trees across the catchments
    It’s National Tree Day this Sunday, 31 July and it’s also planting season for West Gippsland Catchment Management Authori...
  • Fishway to connect habitat
    Endangered and significant native fish species will soon be able to travel upstream along the Macalister River, thanks to the Andrews...
  • Helping innovation drive efficient irrigation
    Irrigators in or near the Macalister Irrigation Area (MIA), can now apply to secure funding for farm plans or irrigation system upgra...
  • Waterways home to threatened platypus
    On National Threatened Species Day, we are pleased to report that the 2021 statewide Great Australian Platypus Search citiz...
  • Salinity
    Salinity – Historic Context Irrigation induced salinity and waterlogging have been an ongoing presence in the Sale-Maffra regio...
  • Restoring rivers
    The Thomson, Latrobe and South Gippsland river basins form the West Gippsland region. These basins have a direct influence on high va...
  • World Wetlands day
    Heart Morass wetland Heart Morass after the floods 2022 Bittern hunt, Heart Morass – Adrian Clements (WGCMA), Deb Sullivan (Bir...
  • Last willow gone from the Agnes
    Last willow gone from the Agnes River  West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is proud to have removed the last rem...
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