Corangamite Catchment Management Authority

  • Young scientists take a close look at river

    Wind and rain couldn’t deter kids from becoming citizen scientists these school holidays with the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority.

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  • Electric idea to count fish inside river

    “Electrofishing” will help scientists survey fish populations in the Curdies River.

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  • Barwon River flow flips

    Water will stop flowing down the Barwon River’s west branch near Forrest so authorities can repair flood damage which had diverted the river through farmland.

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  • Emissions cut for authority

    The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority is on track to reach net zero carbon emissions for its operations by 2024.

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  • Colac district catchment authority fosters support

    The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority has begun a new chapter after launching a three-year term of its Community Engagement Network.

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  • OVERFLOW ALERT: Authorities to make call on opening Lake Colac outflow

    Experts will decide in coming days whether to open Lake Colac’s flood gates as the lake gets closer to peak capacity.

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  • Otway project pays off

    Officials in an environmental partnership across the Otways say the $6-million project is paying off for the region.

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  • Dirty boots pose risk to bush

    Vegetation disease dieback is causing a significant threat to the Otways, but an environment authority is encouraging people to play their part to reduce the risk of the disease.

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