WGCMA | What’s happening

What’s happening

Helping Landcare protect the environment

Reducing effluent entering Corner Inlet

News Water for the Environment

A world of rivers in West Gippsland

News Water for the Environment

Every river has a story…

News Water for the Environment

Feedback on e-water please

Inspired by Landcare and its people

Trees essential for catchment health

Irrigation incentives save money & labour

Traditional Owners, land and water

Last willow gone from the Agnes

Have your say on irrigation in West Gippy

Episode 71: Flood recovery and sensitive environmental land management

Episode 70: Who doesn’t love a pelican?

Powlett River/Kugerungmome Project

Partnerships help restore wetlands

Looking back on a year of achievements

Photo Competition Winners Announced

Episode 69: Putting the fish back into Fish Creek

Episode 68: Preparing for the next drought

Jobs, Tenders, EOIs

EOI for Contractor Panel

Victorian Landcare Grants

Episode 67: Feral Deer

Episode 66: Climate change & Aussie farming

Partnerships protecting wildlife

Episode 65: The Woodside Landcare Group

Merriment at the Merriman

World Wetlands day

Gippslandscapes archive 2022

Give us back our rainbow

Supporting Landcare volunteers

Landcare Projects

Protecting Corner Inlet

Irrigation Innovation Fund Now Open

Waterways home to threatened platypus

Jobs, Tenders, EOIs

Helping innovation drive efficient irrigation

Fishway to connect habitat

Landcare Projects

Celebrating trees across the catchments

People power for the Powlett

Catchment health, Gippsland’s wealth

Managing the balance of estuaries

Powlett provides important habitat

Water for the Environment

Connecting rivers, fish and people

Migratory Bird Day shines a light

Community Engagement begins a new chapter

Water for the Environment

Commisioners Talk Water in West Gippsland

Lake Wellington to Indonesia’s Lake Limboto

New Membership Portal for Landcare

Jobs, Tenders, EOIs

Catchment call out to the community

Saving wetlands at the heart of what we do

Flood recovery 2021-2022

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of the region, the Gunaikurnai, the Bunurong, the Boonwurrung and the Wurundjeri peoples, their rich culture and spiritual connection to Country.
We also acknowledge the responsibility to care for Country of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples and organisations in Natural Resource Management and pay respects to Elders, past, present and emerging.