Established by the Victorian Government to provide a blueprint for natural resource management (NRM) at a regional level, the Regional Catchment Strategy (RCS) has become much more. The RCS considers how people and place are entwined, what drives change, and how we can deal with opportunities and threats to create resilient landscapes in north east Victoria.
It reflects the responses of those living, working, visiting and connecting with the region, who were asked for their vision for north east Victoria’s land, water, biodiversity and community resources.
The North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) led development of the RCS, but the whole-of-region strategy is not owned by any single organisation. It has been developed collaboratively with Traditional Owners/First Nations, community, Landcare and other government agencies.
We belong to the land
Messages from Traditional Owners/First Nations that connect with north east Victoria
Introductory messages
Messages from the CMA Chair and RCS Project Steering Committee
How to provide feedback
Public consultation on the draft RCS closed on 31 August 2021.
