Water for the Environment Autumn 2024
Latest update: MacKenzie River MacKenzie River is 57 kilometres long and starts on the northern slopes of Gariwerd Grampians National Park. It flows northwest until it joins the Wimmera River west...
Water for the Environment Summer 2023-24
Hook up in the Wimmera The Wimmera is an ideal base for angling adventures, with many lakes and rivers including the iconic Wimmera River, which is the home of a variety of fish and the habitat that...
Water for YOUR Environment Nov 2023
Community involvement in decisions concerning water for the environment is important to Wimmera CMA. You can get involved by telling us about what you are seeing or experiencing in the catchment or what...
Water for the Environment Spring 2023
Photographs of fog rising from water, frost around ponds and vivid sunrise and sunset water vistas across the Wimmera landscape are filling social media newsfeeds right now. Water for the environment...
Water for the Environment Winter 2023
Monitoring. How do we know if a waterway is living up to environmental and community expectations? What can waterways tell us about the landscape?
Water for the Environment Summer 2023
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Water for the Environment: Autumn 2022
News spread fast in February when scientists from Ecology Australia discovered four juvenile platypuses - Georgia, Perry, Frankie and Russell – in the one night.
