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Connecting classrooms to the catchment
Nothing sparks curiosity and understanding in children quite like the touch and feel of real wildlife. Last week, the East Gippsland Catchment Management Author... -
Joey Scouts make a leap for nature
Bairnsdale Joey Scouts combined fun and conservation in an exciting activity to support local frog species. The East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority vi... -
Seagrass Trials
Whilst many are busy with veggies this time of year, we are planting seagrass! Zostera mulleri is the species we are trialling in an underwater garden patch in ... -
Unlocking Water Wisdom
Three East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (CMA) staff travelled over the mountain to attend the 23rd Wise Waterways Workshop in Beechworth. The worksh... -
Bushfire Recovery Projects So Far
Significant efforts have been invested in bushfire recovery over the past three years, and more work is being done. The East Gippsland Catchment Management Auth... -
Landcare Report Card 2022
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Just keep swimming – threatened fish species uses the fishway
A threatened native fish species, an Australian grayling, has been found at the top of the newly constructed fishway in the Buchan River. The Buchan River rock ... -
TopSoils
The TopSoils project is a multi-partner East Gippsland region project centred on improving soil condition for farm profitability through farmer driven focus gro... -
Drought Programs
Sowing the Gap – Prepare for Drought Farming through drought years is hard and so is knowing what to do and when to do it. Droughts are difficult for farm... -
Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (SAF)
Formerly the Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator (RALF). Through the National Landcare Program, the East Gippsland CMA supports a Sustainable Agriculture...
