News & Updates

Understanding your NRCMA Agreement

The Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (NRCMA) is delivers State and Australian Government investment into regional Natural Resource Management priorities through a range of on-ground projects and funding progams designed to help Northern Rivers landholder to restore, maintain or improve our natural resources. Often this support is provided under an Agreement.
NRCMA Landholder Agreements

Local Landcarers Shine at Regional Landcare Awards

Ten Northern Rivers community groups and individuals have had their contribution to Landcare recognised at the 2011 Regional Landcare Awards, held in Grafton on Friday April 1.
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Pictures Of Our Catchment Area

Have a look at the wonderful photos included in The Catchment section of this site. They were taken by one of our staff members Ingrid Pullen.

Have you taken a photograph that captures the beauty of the environment within our Catchment area. Would you like it included on our website?. If so please email a copy to us including in the email your full contact details, stating that you are the owner of the picture and give permission for its inclusion on the website.

Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority

Caring for our Country project

Engaging NSW communities in coastline conservation

The Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (NRCMA) is pleased to invite partnerships between coastal community organisations and coastal land managers to submit Expressions of Interest ( EoI) using the attached EoI form, for project funding in the range of $5,000 to $20,000, to deliver works and activities in the Northern Rivers region coastal zone under the Australian Government's Caring for our Country project - "Engaging NSW communities in coastline conservation".

Projects engaging coastal community organisations in on-ground works, knowledge & skills development and capacity building activities that enhance & protect the conservation values of coastal ecosystems and environments (including intertidal zones, beaches, dune systems, headlands, estuaries, islands, reefs and near-shore environments) and which address one or more Caring for our Country Targets -   Littoral rainforest, Weeds of National significance (WONS - including bitou bush and lantana), World Heritage Areas and Indigenous partnerships, are invited.

Projects that address other Caring for our Country targets and coastal issues will also be considered.
Full details are available in the Project brief below.

Expressions of Interest, on the following form, will be received up to 4pm Friday 22 January 2010

Further information or assistance with project development and preparation of Expressions of Interest may be obtained through 

Bronwyn Scott,  NRCMA Murwillumbah
Ph. 6676 7391
Bronwyn.Scott@cma.nsw.gov.au

or

Julie Ho, NRCMA Kempsey
Ph. 6561 4968
julie.ho@cma.nsw.gov.au