Murrumbidgee Catchment Management Authority

Improving Wetlands

Discover features on a number of different wetland plants such as; What does it look like? Where does it grow? Why is it important? and How do I grow it?

Find out how to tell the difference between grasses, rushes and sedges.

Biodiversity and Vegetation

Biodiversity

	Biodiversity_Enhancement_Lower_Murrumbidgee.PDF Incentives are Available for Landholders to Conserve Biodiversity and Manage Wildlife Habitat in the Lower Murrumbidgee catchment	0.9 M
	monaro_grasslands.pdf The native grasslands of the Monaro are a valuable asset to local communities due totheir range of values including grazing production, ability to maintain groundcover, drought resilience, weed resistance, biodiversity and visual appeal	763 K
	Woodland_Birds_Brochure.pdf the preservation of endangered and vunerable native birds of the Murrumbidgee catchment	1.5 M
	Tree_Establishment_low_res.pdf Information to assist in preparing your property for revegetation and Farm Forestry plantings	875 K
	Biodiversity_Management_Longaroo_low_res.pdf with the Murrumbidgee Catchment Management Authority	380 K
	Plains_Wanderer_Habitat_Mgt_Guide.pdf A photographic guide for visually assessing the grassland structure of Plains-wanderer habitat	6.3 M

Farm Forestry

Farm_Forestry.PDF

Planting Farm Forestry on your property helps reduce salinity and provides an additional source of income for future years

1.1 M

case-study-farm-forestry-chris-plumb.pdf

Farm forestry is helping landholders diversify their income, improve natural resources, and is establishing a reputation as a 'saving grace' in farm production

621 K