CCMA

  • Searching for frog calls

    Colac and district residents are being invited to connect with nature in their neighbourhood by recording frog calls throughout October, as part of Frog Month Victoria.

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  • Storm surges test estuaries

    This month’s heavy rain and storm surges has had significant impact on the region’s estuaries, with Corangamite Catchment Management Authority assessing the effectiveness of current processes to open local river mouths.

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  • Celebrating value of local wetlands

    The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority is encouraging the community to celebrate Ramsar Week 2024 next week – an event to increase awareness of the environmental significance of our local Ramsar wetland sites.

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  • Lake Colac salinity flowing into river

    Authorities are keeping a close watch on how high salinity levels in overflow water from Lake Colac are impacting on the Barwon River.

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  • CCMA welcomes a new leader

    A Colac environment authority will have a new leader, with Dr Amber Clarke to become the chief executive officer of the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority.

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  • Wild Otways program a winner

    Key stakeholders in a Corangamite Catchment Management Authority environmental program have gathered to celebrate the initiative’s success.

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  • Habitats conserved at Apollo Bay sanctuary

    Apollo Bay students have had a first-hand look at the importance of habitat conservation.

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  • Special milestone for water watchers

    A community water monitoring program has celebrated 30 years in the Colac district.

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