Victorian CMA’s 2026 Snapshot
Across the state, Victoria’s ten Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) deliver projects on the ground, with great results. Take a read of our 2026 achievements to see how together, we revitalise waterways, protect natural habitats, improve agricultural productivity, manage flood risks, and deliver place-based initiatives shaped by the needs of each catchment.
Victorian CMA’s 2026 Snapshot (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2025 (PDF)
Victorian CMAs 2025 Snapshot (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2024 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2024 Summary (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2023 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2023 Summary (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2022 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2022 SUMMARY (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2020/2021 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2019/2020 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2018/2019 (PDF)
Victorian CMA Actions and Achievements Report 2017/2018 (PDF)
Victorian CMAs Actions and Achievements Report 2016/2017 (PDF)
Victorian CMAs Actions and Achievements Report 2015/2016 (PDF)
Victorian CMAs Actions and Achievements Report 2014/2015 (PDF)
Victorian CMAs Actions and Achievements Report 2013/2014 (PDF)
Blue and Teal Carbon Investment Opportunities in Victoria
Victoria’s blue and teal carbon ecosystems are important places for carbon sequestration, biodiversity and ecosystem services. These ecosystems can offer potential benefits for organisations and governments seeking to offset carbon emissions, biodiversity certificates or achieve Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals.
Blue and Teal Carbon Investment Opportunities in Victoria (PDF)
Our Catchments Our Communities: Building on the Legacy for Better Stewardship
The Victorian Government has released a new strategic directions statement for catchment stewardship. Our Catchments, Our Communities: Building on the Legacy for Better Stewardship supports catchment stewardship through:
- 10 new regional catchment strategies
- on-ground place-based projects which deliver environmental, cultural, social, and economic outcomes
- enhanced catchment partnerships
- aligning with Traditional Owners aspirations for Country.
The statement builds on the successes of the first state-wide integrated catchment strategy for Victoria.
It maintains the commitment to invest in integrated catchment management under Water for Victoria with a further $21.75 million committed between 2021 and 2024.
