The WGCMA, together with land holders along the Latrobe River, has been removing artificial flood-cuts that have been causing river health issues along the water way for over 70 years.

The necessity of dealing with the aftermath of fires and floods in Gippsland has proved to be the mother of invention where weed control is concerned.

The Gippsland Water Factory is on target for completion by the end of this year and will have many benefits for the local community and environment when operational early 2009.

The future of agriculture in Gippsland looks bright, following the success of the Future Food and Fibre Project that ran across the region between September 2007 and June 2008.

The West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (WGCMA) and Latrobe City have been working together to improve the health and functionality of the Queens Parade Wetlands

The sixth annual GINRF Report Card was launched by GINRF Chair Mr Keith Hamilton, and Mr Kevin Love on Thursday 5th June at the Stratford Mechanics Hall.

Bass Coast Shire Council has been awarded for its commitment to reducing the impact of global warming.

A group of indigenous trainees is working and training under a program in Gippsland led by DSE and involving a collaborative approach by a number of agencies through the RMF.

The Department of Sustainability (DSE) and Parks Victoria would like to thank over 50 volunteers who recently participated in the Raymond Island Koala count.

The East Gippsland Conservation Management Network (EGRCMN) including member organisations Trust for Nature, East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority, East Gippsland Shire and Snowy River R