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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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22 June 2009 - NSW Government Investment in the Southern Rivers Region

Southern Rivers CMA announced its 2009-10 commitments to Natural Resource Management (NRM) following the NSW State Budget. NSW State Government funding for the Southern Rivers CMA will contribute $4.99 million towards important Natural Resource Management (NRM) projects. Click on the link to find out more.


17 June 2009 - Celebrating our Catchment Champions
The Southern Rivers CMA Champions of the Catchment Awards recognise the outstanding contributions of local individuals and groups who are working to improve the management of natural resources in the Southern Rivers Region. Click on the link to find out who the winners are.

10 June 2009 - Illawarra Youth Joins Forces with Landcare

Landcare Illawarra is calling for a team of young volunteers (18 years to early 30s) to start the very first youth Landcare group in the Illawarra!

 A Southern Rivers CMA Community Program initiative, the first gathering will be teaming up with Wollongong City Bushcare at Puckey's Estate this Sunday, 14 June. Click on the link to find out more.


11 May 2009 - Putting the Pressure on Pacific Pests
Narooma-grown Pacific Rock Oysters are sold to fish markets around Australia and served at iconic seafood restaurants around the country. Yet while these prestigious molluscs deserve to be celebrated, keeping the pests that prey on them under control is no party.
 
2009 Junior Landcare NSW Youth Environment Conference (31 August - 1 September)
Southern Rivers CMA is a proud sponsor of the 2009 Junior Landcare NSW Youth Environment Conference which will take place August 31 – 1 September in Sydney.The conference is the culmination of a...

2009 Landcare Catchment Management Forum (9-11 September)
Celebrate twenty years of Landcare Catchment Management at the 2009 Landcare Catchment Management Forum in beautiful Port Macquarie.The forum will feature field trips, a poster display and a photograp...

NRM Changing Environments Conference (28-30 October 2009)
Held in Geraldton, WA, the conference is an opportunity to hear from and mingle with presenters from diverse agencies and businesses, who will present papers on current best practice in Natural R...

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