Situated in northern Victoria and part of the Murray Darling Basin, the Goulburn Broken Catchment comprises the catchments of the Goulburn and Broken rivers and part of the Murray River valley.

The Goulburn Broken CMA was established in 1997 and works with landholders, community groups, agencies and Traditional Owners to deliver activities across the Catchment within the following broad program areas:

 Sustainable Irrigation – Promote best-practice irrigation activities through extension programs, whole farm planning, farm irrigation modernization, surface and

sub-surface management and water-quality improvement activities.

 Waterways – Carry out activities (eg plan and manage environmental flows, fencing, revegetation, re-snagging) to improve river and wetland health (including after natural disasters).

 Floodplain management – Build flood resilient communities by capturing and sharing flood knowledge to ensure future developments are not unduly exposed to flood

hazard. Protect waterways through works on waterway permit.

 Biodiversity and Land Health – Carry out activities (eg fencing, revegetation, cultural surveys) to improve and protect habitat, threatened species and soil health

(including after natural disasters).