WIMMERA CMA
The Wimmera region covers 30,000 square kilometres straddling the Wimmera River. Agriculture is the dominant land use, economic driver and employment sector. A quarter of the 50,000 people who live in the region depend directly on agriculture for their income.
Read about Wimmera’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
67,897 hectares of pest animal control works
545.96 hectares of grazing management
2,931 participants in engagement activities
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Wimmera CMA 20/21 (PDF)
WEST GIPPSLAND CMA
The West Gippsland region covers 18,000 square kilometres from Warragul to the Gippsland Lakes and from the Great Dividing Range to Wilsons Promontory. It provides the majority of Victoria’s electricity, 60% of Melbourne’s water storage and 20% of Australia’s milk production.
Read about West Gippsland’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
43,461 hectares of pest animal control works
1,312 approvals and advice on planning and regulations
2,750 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for West Gippsland CMA 20/21 (PDF)
Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority and Melbourne Water Integration
In 2021, the Victorian Government made the decision that the Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority (PPWCMA) would be integrated into Melbourne Water, effective from 1 January 2022. More information
All current PPWCMA projects are moving into Melbourne Water and will continue to be delivered.
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
34,288 hectares of pest animal control works
6,922 hectares of weed control works
16,010 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Port Phillip & Westernport CMA 20/21 (PDF)
NORTH EAST CMA
The North East region extends across 19,000 square kilometres between the Murray River in the north, Victorian Alps in the south and the Warby Ranges in the west. The region is home to 100,000 people, provides 38% of the Murray Darling Basin’s water and is 55% public land.
Read about North East’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
143,182 hectares of pest animal control works
23,286 hectares of weed control works
4,199 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for North East CMA 20/21 (PDF)
NORTH CENTRAL CMA
The North Central region covers 30,000 square kilometres (13% of the state). It is home to 250,000 people, is valued for its internationally recognised environmental assets and supports a diverse agriculture sector.
Read about North Central’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
3,903 approvals and advice on planning and regulations
4,503 participants in engagement events
4,0047 hectares of weed control works
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for North Central CMA 20/21 (PDF)
MALLEE CMA
The Mallee region covers almost 40,000 square kilometres making it the largest catchment area in Victoria. It runs along the Murray River from Nyah to the South Australian border and south through vast dry land cropping areas and public reserves.
Read about Mallee’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
294,502 hectares of pest animal control works
123,339 hectares of weed control works
6,275 participants in engagement activities
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Mallee CMA 20/21 (PDF)
GOULBURN BROKEN CMA
The Goulburn Broken region covers over 24,000 square kilometres of which two thirds is under private ownership. It extends north from the outskirts of Melbourne to the Murray River. It yields 11% of the Murray Darling Basin’s water despite making up only 2% of its area.
Read about Goulburn Broken’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
3,594 participants in engagement events
124,719 hectares of pest animal control works
11,533 hectares of weed control works
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Goulburn Broken CMA 20/21 (PDF)
GLENELG HOPKINS CMA
The Glenelg-Hopkins region covers 26,000 square kilometres and is characterised by flat volcanic plains in the south, with the Grampians, Dundas Tablelands and Central Highlands dominant in the north. With 80% of the region cleared for agriculture, it is one of the most productive farming areas in Australia.
Read about Glenelg Hopkins’ current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
1,865 hectares of weed control works
2,123 hectares of pest animal control works
7,565 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Glenelg Hopkins CMA 20/21 (PDF)
EAST GIPPSLAND CMA
The East Gippsland region covers 22,000 square kilometres and is approximately 80% publicly-owned land mainly as significant State forests, national and coastal parks.
Read about East Gippsland’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
4,550 hectares of pest animal control works
2,187 hectares of weed control works
699 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for East Gippsland CMA 20/21 (PDF)
CORANGAMITE CMA
The Corangamite region extends across 13,000 square kilometres of which 78% is in private ownership. The region has rich and diverse landscapes ranging from expansive volcanic plains to coastal environments and the Otway Ranges.
Read about Corangamite’s current achievements
HIGHLIGHTED OUTPUT
1,398 hectares of pest animal control works
4,485 hectares of weed control works
7,749 participants in engagement events
Read the Full Output Statistics, Key Events and Insights for Corangamite CMA 20/21 (PDF)
