Mallee Catchment Management Authority

Mallee Catchment Management Authority Mallee CMA is the peak body for the delivery of natural resource programs in the Mallee.

Our work is based on science and delivered through meaningful partnerships with government agencies, local organisations such as Landcare, and community groups in the Victorian Mallee. The Mallee CMA region covers 3.9 million hectares - about one fifth of Victoria. It is the largest catchment area in the state and runs along the Murray River from Nyah to the South Australian border, and south to t

he vast dryland cereal and wheat crops of the Wimmera. The Mallee CMA’s project responsibilities include the management of:
Waterways
Biodiversity (including vegetation restoration and threatened species recovery)
Floodplains
Salinity
Land and soil health

29/05/2026

Are you ready to coordinate the delivery of environmental water across high-value floodplains, wetlands and river systems? You’ll lead a specialist team, manage key programs, and work closely with government, water authorities and community partners to achieve real environmental outcomes.

Find out more here (or at the link in our bio)
https://www.datakiosk.com.au/cirrus/usercontrols/journey/careers_job.aspx?kiosk=B63BF5E4D03BA3E716F07FB2513BD9AE&guid=50EEEAB6-6218-4A60-93EF-CD6C5EFE86E4&MD5=874D4EC72B68FFB2AF1B8383788BFAD1

Don't miss this webinar, register today!
28/05/2026

Don't miss this webinar, register today!

📢 Victorian Mallee farmers register now for our Protecting Mallee Soils webinar on Thursday 4 June from 12-1:15 pm.

This webinar will discuss the seasonal outlook, land management and monitoring wind erosion.

Hear from:

• Dr Stuart Gordon (CSIRO)
• Sherri Symons (WoolGrow Australia)
• Dale Grey and our Monitoring Wind Erosion team

Topics include:

• climate observations from the 2025 season and outlook for 2026
• insights from Mallee ground cover surveys from last spring and this autumn.
• satellite assessments of ground cover

Farm demonstration insights:

• reducing erosion and retaining soil moisture using wool pellets
• using sprayable mulch film to improve soil moisture retention.

Supporting agriculture strengthens regional communities, local industries and the people who live there.

👇 Register on Zoom below.

25/05/2026

Are you ready to coordinate the delivery of environmental water across high-value floodplains, wetlands and river systems? You’ll lead a specialist team, manage key programs, and work closely with government, water authorities and community partners to achieve real environmental outcomes.

Find out more here: https://www.datakiosk.com.au/cirrus/usercontrols/journey/careers_job.aspx?kiosk=B63BF5E4D03BA3E716F07FB2513BD9AE&guid=50EEEAB6-6218-4A60-93EF-CD6C5EFE86E4&MD5=874D4EC72B68FFB2AF1B8383788BFAD1

Hear the latest on seasonal outlooks, storages and river operations at upcoming Irrigator Shed Meetings across the regio...
23/05/2026

Hear the latest on seasonal outlooks, storages and river operations at upcoming Irrigator Shed Meetings across the region.

Need more info? Speak to Max Schache on 0428 507 855 or [email protected]

Agriculture Victoria

Address

Agriculture Victoria Building, Cnr Koorlong Avenue & Eleventh St Irymple
Irymple, VIC
3498

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+61350018600

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