Blown away with new funding
Glenelg Hopkins CMA has been successful in receiving almost $500,000 in funding through the Australian Government's Threated Species Strategy Action Plan: Priority Species Grants which is funded through...
GEDB Community Forum – April 12
The annual community forum at the Glenelg Estuary Discovery Bay will take place on Tuesday April 12 with a great line up of guest speakers, and a wildlife photography tour on the program. Kicking off...
POSITIONS VACANT
Want to work with us helping deliver on-ground project improving the land, water and biodiversity of the Glenelg Hopkins catchment area? We currently have 2 exciting roles which directly relate to...
Italian Buckthorn drop in session – April 2
Italian Buckthorn might have pretty berries but it's also a pretty terrible weed! SEA Landcare will be hosting weed expert Dr. Robin Adair from Australis Biological to discuss managing this weed in...
Forage crop workshop – April 6
Rising costs of fertiliser, fuel and feed cut into farm profits and a workshop on April 6 aims to help farmers make the most of forage crops while improving farm soil health. Multispecies forages are...
Hopkins River Habitat
This month the Glenelg Hopkins CMA and local contractors will begin to place fish habitat hotels and salvaged root balls into the Hopkins River. Glenelg Hopkins CMA Senior River health Officer, Stephen...
Dung beetle field day
Want to learn about dung beetles and how they might be beneficial to your farming operation? Join the South West Prime Lamb Group's bung beetle field day on Thursday March 24. South West Prime Lamb...
Fish habitat workshop
The Australian Trout Foundation & the Glenelg Hopkins CMA together with the Victoria Fisheries Authority and Arthur Rylah Institute welcome your participation at our Warrnambool Fish Habitat workshop. This...
Regional Leadership Grants
Community groups and non-for-profit organisations involved in natural resource management can now apply for our Regional NRM Leadership Grants Program is now open. Grant categories include: · Community...
Bromfield Street weir project
This project will begin in 2022 and will remove the weir on the Merri river in Warrnambool which was constructed in 1907 and is now a redundant asset and poses a safety risk to the community as well as...
