The River and Catchment Program is responsible for
engaging key stakeholders to address the management of
river, estuarine, wetland and biodiversity assets identified
in the Regional Catchment Strategy, River Health Strategy,
Wetland Strategy and Native Vegetation Plan.
Key program responsibilities include:
• integrated planning to protect and enhance the condition of
rivers, wetlands and the Environmental Water Reserve
• stakeholder engagement, participation and capacity building
in the development and delivery of river health, catchment
and biodiversity programs
• community caretaker of rivers and water resources through
implementation of the River Health Strategy and strategic
partnerships with agencies, local government and
community groups
• delivery of large-scale river restoration programs across
the region.
Evaluation of environmental flow release along the Moorabool River [Download]
Gellibrand River Environmental Flows Project
[Download]
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