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For years West Gippsland CMA has been working with partners to protect the region''s precious peatlands. Enjoy their beauty.

David Stork,our Waterways Project Officer, is talking about work the CMA is doing to protect the precious Gippsland Lakes wetland - take it away Storky!

From the mountains to the sea, West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority proudly works with Traditional Owners, partners and community to create a healthy catchment and better future for all who live and visit. Together, we protect, connect and enhance catchments. As we celebrated 25-years, we reflected on past successes while looking towards a future of working together for catchment health.

Gippsland Bass are native fish once widespread in West Gippsland's rivers. West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority along with Victorian Fisheries Authority and community recently released 10,000 native migratory Bass into Traralgon Creek.

Marty Potts from Greening Australia is excited because work done through his Love Our Lakes project is reaping major rewards! Endangered Growling Grass frogs are breeding!! Hear them croak!

All is not lost; we are at the edge of a once in a lifetime opportunity to change the Latrobe from a working river into a river that works again. In this short film you will be shown a brief history of Durt’Yowan including the ups and downs of its life to date and be inspired to help the river in its new chapter.

With some big changes on the horizon for the Latrobe River, or Durt’Yowan as Gunaikurnai people have called it for thousands of years, it’s important to know the story behind one of Gippsland’s longest rivers. Part One: Coined a ‘working river’, since colonisation the Latrobe has been straightened, its floodplain drained, trees cleared, and dams built all to make the river work for us.

With some big changes on the horizon for the Latrobe River, or Durt’Yowan as Gunaikurnai people have called it for thousands of years, it’s important to know the story behind one of Gippsland’s longest rivers. Coined a ‘working river’, since colonisation the Latrobe has been straightened, its floodplain drained, trees cleared, and dams built all to make the river work for us. All is not lost; w...

Trailer #2 for Durt'Yowan The Life Source film

Trailer #1 for Durt'Yowan: The Life Source film

Trailer for Durt'Yowan: The Life Source film

Neil Gannon talks about irrigation initiatives on his Tinamba dairy farm.

Converting from inefficient flood irrigation to spray systems using centre pivot irrigators has been a game changer for dairy farmer Matt Warren. It has allowed him to grow more grass with less water as well as bring previously un-irrigatable land into use. Matt was successful in receiving assistance from the Flood to Spray Irrigation Scheme and in this video talks more about the scheme and the...

The recent upgrade to an irrigation pipeline in Gippsland has helped dairy farmers become more efficient, grow more grass and use less water. In this video dairy farmer Rob Hornby chats about the process for converting his farm from flood irrigation to a system using pipe and riser technology. We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of this Country, the Gunaikurnai and to ...

Dr Stephanie Suter and Environmental Water

Dr Stephanie Suter discusses the Cowwarr Fishway

Wilco Droppert Solar Irrigation May 2023

Dr Stephanie Suter - World Migratory Fish Day 2023

Traralgon 100 year - Riverine flooding animations

Seaspray 100y FINAL - Riverine flooding animation

Rosedale 100yr final - Riverine flooding animation

Landcare in West Gippsland 2022

Tom Gannon Irrigation Innovation Trial March 2023

James Clyne VRI Trial March 2023

The Corner Inlet project - partnerships for a better Corner Inlet

Clydebank wetland restoration - Mary and Howard Connor

WGCMA Flood Portal Instructional Video

Agnes River Project

Martin Fuller and EC5