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Partners
There are many organisations involved in natural resource management in the north central region. The North Central CMA develops the RCS on behalf of the region, to focus investment and... -
Strategy development
RCS Guidelines issued by the Victorian Catchment Management Council guide RCS development. The guidelines for this RCS: Put a greater emphasis on integration of climate change and Traditional Owner priorities.... -
Strategy review
The Catchment and Land Protection (CaLP) Act 1994 requires CMAs to prepare RCSs and undertake a mid-term review (after three years) and final review (after six years). The objective for... -
Water
Vision: Healthy waterways and floodplains, managed for shared benefits The Water theme focuses on surface and ground water resources, waterways (including wetlands) and floodplains. Water-dependent species, habitat values and management... -
Biodiversity
Vision: Diverse, connected landscapes valued by the community Bioregional conservation status of remnant native vegetation The Biodiversity theme considers native vegetation and habitats including threatened species, with a focus on... -
Community
Vision: Active and resilient communities adapting to challenges including climate change The Community theme describes the regional community and their contribution to NRM, considering emerging trends, challenges and opportunities and... -
Traditional Owners
The North Central CMA region includes the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung, Taungurung, Yorta Yorta, Barapa Barapa, Wamba Wemba, Wadi Wadi people and clans represented by Barengi Gadjin... -
Terms of Use
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Privacy Statement
The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) respects privacy and is committed to complying with the Victorian Information Privacy Act 2000. In the course of conducting its normal business activities... -
This Strategy
Chair’s Foreword The North Central Regional Catchment Strategy (RCS) is the overarching strategy for all involved in land, water and biodiversity management within the north central region. Through its vision...
