Corangamite Catchment Management Authority

  • Water bodies sign agreement

    The signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding has formalised the partnership between the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and Barwon Water.

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  • Help to protect small blocks

    Small block owners can express their interest in becoming land stewards and learn how to transform their properties, through a Corangamite Catchment Management Authority program.

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  • Bandicoots thrill researchers

    A camera has captured images of endangered species at Coalmine Creek in the east Otways, in what an ecologist has called a remarkable result.

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  • Authorities work together on river health job

    Two Western District water and environment authorities have signed a landmark agreement to work together on joint projects.

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  • Lake levels now online

    Lake Colac enthusiasts can catch up on the latest lake levels and more on the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority’s website.

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  • Strong water flows for summer

    Otways coast estuaries will likely flow freely this summer with wet weather forecast for the summer months, in good news for the district’s swimmers, fishers and boaters.

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  • Month-long road closure frustrates Otways locals

    A major Otways road remains closed a month after the Barwon River broke its banks and blocked the tourist route.

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  • Water hindering Barwon River works

    Environment authorities hope to remove a river blockage that has been causing flooding near Forrest but can’t access the site while it’s too wet.

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