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Development of the Wimmera RCS
Wimmera Catchment Management Authority led the development of the Wimmera Regional Catchment Strategy with valuable contributions from a range of partner organisations, groups and individuals with interests and expertise in... -
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Terms of Use
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Wetlands
The Wimmera has an abundance and diversity of wetlands and related natural values. There are over 3,000 wetlands in the region. This equates to roughly 25% of Victoria’s individual non-flowing... -
Groundwater
Groundwater provides a valuable resource particularly in the West Wimmera for irrigation and town water supply. Many farms in the west of the region rely on groundwater for stock and... -
Review of the Wimmera RCS
Reviewing the Regional Catchment Strategy is an important step in ensuring effective implementation and identifying improvements. Wimmera Catchment Management Authority (CMA) will coordinate reviews of the Regional Catchment Strategy (RCS)... -
This region
Chair’s foreword First Nations introduction About the Wimmera Catchment... -
Partners
Achievement of the Wimmera Regional Catchment Strategy’s outcomes is dependent on the collaborative effort of all parties involved in integrated catchment management. The following table identifies implementation partners and their... -
Monitoring and reporting
Wimmera CMA will coordinate regional monitoring and reporting that focuses on assessing progress towards the RCS’s 20-year and 6-year outcomes. Victorian Catchment Management Authorities (CMA)s and Department of Environment, Land,... -
Yarriambiack and Buloke
The Yarriambiack Local Area extends north from the Barringgi Gadyin (Wimmera River) to just north of Brim. It covers the southern part of Yarriambiack Shire and western portion of Buloke...
