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The Mallee CMA's primary responsibility is to ensure that natural resources in the region are managed in an integrated and ecologically sustainable way.

Our work is based on science and delivered through meaningful partnerships with local organisations such as Landcare, community groups,  and government agencies in the Victorian Mallee.

The Mallee CMA region covers 3.9 million hectares - about one fifth of Victoria. It is the largest catchment area in the state and runs along the Murray River from Nyah to the South Australian border, through areas of high-value irrigated horticulture and National Parks, and south through vast dryland cropping areas and public reserves to the Wimmera.

To find out more about the Mallee CMA's programs, click on the following links:

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News
Jan 03, 2012 Flood recovery program gets vital funding boost

A funding injection of $550,000 will extend the popular Mallee Flood Recovery Environmental Employment Program.

 
Dec 13, 2011 A boardwalk fit for Kings

The Mallee Catchment Management Authority (CMA) has received a $310, 500 share of the Victorian Government’s $3.83 million Victorian Landcare Grants for this financial year.

 
Dec 08, 2011 Summer 2011-12 Mallee Catchment News

The Summer 2011-12 issue of the Catchment News newsletter is now available to download online.

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Dec 01, 2011 Repairs to flood damaged fencing along Tyrrell and Lalbert creeks are almost finished.

Crews from the Mallee Catchment Management Authority’s (CMA) Flood Recovery Environmental Employment Program (FREEP) have been working to remove, replace and repair protective fencing that was damaged by the floods during January and February.

 
Nov 21, 2011 Local Landcare heroes get state recognition

Two of the Mallee’s leading Landcarers have taken out coveted awards at the highly prestigious Victorian Landcare Awards.

 
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