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Acknowledging Country
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners, Aboriginal communities and organisations of the Victorian Mallee. We recognise the diversity of their cultures and the deep connections they have with their lands and... -
Themes
The RCS groups the key elements of our natural, cultural and productive landscapes that apply at a whole-of-region scale into five themes; Biodiversity, Waterways, Agricultural Land, Culture and Heritage, and... -
Local areas
This section outlines the significant values, key threatening processes, priority management directions, medium-term (6-year) management targets, and potential delivery partnerships/collaborations for each of the region’s nine Local Areas. The Mallee... -
Contact
The Mallee Regional Catchment Strategy is managed by the Mallee CMA. CONTACT US Phone 03 5001 8600 Email info@malleecma.com.au Website malleecma.com.au... -
Our Vision
The Mallee Regional Catchment Strategy is based on the vision of: Healthy and resilient landscapes being cared for by connected communities. Vision statements are also identified for each of the... -
Foreward
The Mallee is recognised nationally and internationally for the uniqueness and diversity of its natural assets, the importance of its dryland and irrigated agricultural industries, and the richness of its... -
Waterways
Vision Waterways are healthy, resilient, and being managed for shared benefits*. Scope Rivers, streams, their tributaries, and surrounding riparian land (including the floodplain), and individual wetlands, wetland complexes, and their... -
Murray Sunset Complex
This 872,276 hectare landscape encompasses Victoria’s largest National Park (Murray-Sunset – 677,000 ha); one of the few remaining semi-arid regions in Australia which has remained relatively unmodified by human activity.... -
Agricultural Land
Vision Agricultural land is managed to optimise productive capacity, while avoiding or minimising environmental impacts. Scope All parts of the landscape that have been developed for the purpose of dryland... -
Community Capacity for NRM
Vision Connected and resilient communities leading positive change across our natural, cultural and productive landscapes. Scope The inherent knowledge, skills and motivation that the community has for effective and sustainable...
