North Central Catchment Management Authority
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Who ya gonna call to save the ghost fish?
A farm dam in Faraday is playing a leading role in the restoration of a critically endangered fish considered a…
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River restoration a win-win
A community-backed plan to restore and protect a key section of the Coliban River at Lauriston will take its next…
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Local Landcare heroes celebrated
Founding member of Golden Point Landcare Group, Marie Jones, has been awarded the prestigious Joan Kirner Landcare Award. Marie was…
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Holistic grazing workshop open
Local landowners have the opportunity to sign up for a short course in holistic grazing management. The course will assist…
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Assessing waterway flood damage
As flood repair work continues across the region, the North Central Catchment Management Authority is assessing damage done to local…
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Women gather in gumboots
After days of torrential rain, it was lucky the dress code included gumboots for the 10th anniversary of the North…
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Harcourt flood study kicks off
The Harcourt community is being asked to do its bit to help protect the local area from future flooding. The…
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Chicks in Sticks co-founder named award finalist
Eve Lamb A love of the land and of landcare has seen former Castlemaine Secondary College student Tess Grieves named…
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Fresh flow for platypus
The region’s vulnerable platypus population will be given a boost with a freshening flow down the Coliban River this month….
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Trees take root at Bassett Creek
Works to restore Bassett Creek have ramped up with a further 500 trees to take root. Back in 2014, the…
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Everything begins with an idea
The North Central Catchment Management Authority has created a new program aimed at facilitating natural resource management investment in local…
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Spring into science
A raft of COVID-safe events this spring is the perfect opportunity to get outside, enjoy the sunshine and learn about…