Past projects

The North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is partnering with Working for Victoria and the Agriculture Workforce to help our community and contribute to Victoria’s ability to respond to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Team members and leaders are working on a variety of environmental and agricultural projects throughout north east Victoria. The types of work includes tree planting, tree site preparation, burnt fence removal, erosion control, fencing and targeted weed control.

This project is reviewing and revising current flood mapping for Wangaratta urban waterways and updating flood intelligence for emergency response.

This page provides information on the North East CMA's response to the flooding that occurred throughout the North East in Winter/Spring of 2016.

Assistance is available through a range of Australian and Victorian Government funded programs to help landholders and community groups undertake works to protect and enhance waterways, woodlands and wetlands in the North East Catchment Management Authority region of Victoria.

This project focuses on the health and resilience of the Alpine Sphagnum Bogs and associated Fens community and surrounding Montane Landscapes.

The Northern Eco-Connections project supports landholders to improve and protect native vegetation on private land, focusing on improving connections and linkages across the diverse landscapes of northern Victoria.

This project has developed a prototype furnace that is capable of producing several tonnes of Biochar a day, on farm, out of wood based waste streams with the use of predominantly existing farm machinery and skills. Parallel to the development of this technology has been an in depth investigation into Biochar characterisation, emission testing, life cycle analysis and an exploration into possible end-uses for the resulting char

River Tender is an auction style incentive program helping landholders take practical steps to protect the environmental health of one of Victoria's most significant rivers - the Ovens

The North East CMA delivered projects to Improve Landscape Scale Conservation of Threatened Grassy Woodland Ecosystems.

The Victorian Government has allocated $8.7 million in Flood Recovery funding to assist eligible north east landholders affected by floods. The North East CMA has mapped out priority areas for restoration works across the region according to the Victorian Government’s Flood Recovery funding criteria and will continue to deliver Flood Recovery as a priority program until June 2013.

The Strategy is designed for people who work in natural resource management and as a resource for the broader, north east, community.

This project implements recovery actions for three EPBC listed species – Regent Honeyeater, Macquarie Perch and Swainsona recta.

This project aims to build the capacity for landholders to protect and manage Nationally Significant Assets in the North East Victoria.

This program will build the on capacity of Landcare groups and networks to engage with the Aboriginal community in all nine regions across Victoria.

Public consultation for the draft North East RCS closes on 31 August 2021. Find out how to complete the short online survey or attend the online workshops.