News
27 October, 2009
The NSW Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) have reported major gains in repairing and improving the health of the natural landscape across the State after only five years of operation.
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26 October, 2009
Farmers around the region will be given the opportunity to boost their knowledge of grass species in their area and the role they play in the environment and productivity, through a series of field days hosted by the Border Rivers-Gwydir CMA and NSW Industry & Investment (formerly NSW DPI) next week.
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15 October, 2009
The Border Rivers-Gwydir CMA, Macintyre Development Unit (MDU) 2000 and GWYMAC Landcare would like to congratulate the deserved 2009 winners of the MDU Black-Woods Shield and Resource Management Competition, John and Jenny Gamper of “Pinetrees”, Delungra.
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Services and Incentives
The CMA offers access to a range of advisory services in natural resource management. These include:
- Saline land rehabilitation
- Native vegetation and habitat management
- Soil erosion control
- Wetland management
- River management
- Property Management Planning
- Farmer group planning
Incentive Programs
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