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The Mallee Regional Catchment Strategy provides a vision for the integrated management of natural resources in the Mallee region. It is a blueprint for catchment health in the future and... -
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North Wimmera Creeklines
This 35,108 hectare landscape encompasses Yarriambiack Creek, Coorong and Lascelles Lakes, and small woodland and grassland remnants. It includes the regional townships of Hopetoun and Beulah. Approximately six percent of... -
Agricultural Land
This 2.4 million hectare landscape encompasses all land developed for dryland and irrigated agriculture and the region’s biodiversity, waterways, cultural heritage and community assets not covered by the previous eight... -
Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Improvement
A critical component of any strategic instrument such as this RCS is its capacity for adaptive management. That is, can it respond to new information, unexpected outcomes and the uncertainty... -
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The Strategy
The Regional Catchment Strategy is the primary integrated planning framework for land, water and biodiversity in the Mallee Region. Find out more about the strategy here Our Vision Integrated Planning... -
Biodiversity
Vision Biodiversity is healthy, resilient and valued Scope Populations of threatened or significant species; occurrences of threatened ecological communities (aquatic and terrestrial species/communities). Terrestrial habitat provided by ecological vegetation classes... -
Avoca Basin
This 430,397 hectare landscape stretches from the southern boundary of the Mallee region extending into the Avoca Basin Terminal Lakes System and Creeklines. It includes the regional townships of Sea...
