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Welcome to the Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority website

Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (CMA) plays a vital role in the management of South Coast catchments from Stanwell Park in the North to the Victorian border, including the Snowy River.

Southern Rivers CMA was established in 2004 by the NSW Government to ensure the protection and sustainable development of land, vegetation and water resources within the catchment. It answers directly to the Minister for Environment and Climate Change. Southern Rivers CMA sees the development of strong partnerships in natural resource management as critical to its success, and works closely with local communities, farmers and other land managers, Landcare, government agencies, local government, Aboriginal people, and industries within the catchment to achieve its goals.

 
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27 October 2009 - Celebrating five years of achievements in NRM

The natural resource management achivements of local communities within the Southern Rivers region feature in a publication launched by the Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Water on 27 October 2009.

 


26 October 2009 - Wetland Mapping - We Need Your Help

WetlandCare Australia and Southern Rivers CMA are hosting a series of one-day workshops in Wollongong, Nowra, Batemans Bay and Bega from 9 to 12 November to tap into local knowledge of our wetlands.


9 September 2009 - Conservation Milestone a Bega Valley Shire First

Concerns over the preservation of some 30 hectares of their land prompted local landholders, Russ and Lorraine McGowan, to apply for a Conservation Property Vegetation Plan (PVP). Their agreement is the first of its kind in the Bega Valley Shire.


14 September 2009 - Southern Rivers CMA Wins NSW Landcare Award
Hard work, passion and dedication were rewarded when Southern Rivers CMA took out the Australian Government Landcare Natural Resource Management Body award. Click on the link to find out more.
 
'From Creative Aging to the End of Life in Rural Australia (17 November 2009)
Learn about the contributions that can be made by local and outreach arts programs for creative aging and for carers. Short presentations will be followed by a question and answer session.Date: Tuesda...

2009 McKell Medal - nominations close 20 November
The McKell Medal recognises outstanding achievements in shaping community attitudes and practices in natural resource management through promotion, education, research or other development activities....

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