Landcare Groups in the Goulburn Broken Region

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Landcare Groups in the Goulburn Broken region Landcare Groups by CMA updated 2015 Landcare Group (LG) in Goulburn Broken Landcare Group in another region Catchment Management Authority boundary Public Land ! City / Town Yarrawonga Picola Land Katunga LG Muckatah Urban LG Mgmt Grp LG Naring LG Sth Yarrawonga Invergordon & LG (GBCMA) Dist. Env. LG Kotupna LG Echuca LG Burramine Tungamah (GBCMA) Bunbartha LG (GBCMA) Kaarimba LG Katandra Koyuga-Kanyapella West LG LG (GBCMA) Wyuna LG NW Mooroopna Land Mgmt Strathallan Family Undera LG Grp Warby Range LN (GBCMA) LG (GBCMA) Kyabram Urban LG Nanneella Timmering LG (GBCMA) Dookie Land Mgmt Grp Wangaratta NW Mooroopna Shepparton ! ! Congupna Land Mgmt Grp Transition Tallygaroopna Tatura LG Girgarre LG Stanhope LG Harston Community Goomalibee LG Arcadia & Sheep Pen Ck LG Dhurringile & Dist. LG Land Mgmt Grp Dist. LG NORTH EAST Warrenbayne-Boho Molyullah-Tatong Land Prot. Grp Land Prot. Grp Graytown Costerfield LG Nagambie LG Creighton Balmattum-Sheans Ck LG Ck LG Longwood East LG Swanpool & Dist. Strathbogie Land Prot. Grp Tableland LG Burnt Ck LG Gooram Valley LG Upper Broken Rvr LG Broadford Land Hughes Ck LG Ancona Merton Mgmt Grp Upper LG LG Hughes Ck LG Whiteheads Baynton Sidonia Ck LG Highlands Ford Ck LG (GBCMA) LG Home Ck- Land Mgmt Grp Spring Ck LG Glenauroua LG U.T. Ck Delatite LG Yellow Ck- Valley LG Nullavale Tallarook Dairy Ck LG Pyalong LG LG Strath Ck LG Molesworth Flowerdale LG Willowmavin Jr. LG Howqua LG Eildon LG Sunday Ck- Valley LG Dry Ck LG Reedy Ck Yea Rvr LG LG Sth Cathedral LG GOULBURN BROKEN Kinglake Kinglake Scouts LG (GBCMA) Junior LG There are 69 Landcare Groups covering 61.7% of this region - 77.6% of private land and 22.3% of public land. Total size of this region: 2,386,974 Ha The boundaries on this map were created using the best available information. They may overlap and are an approximate area of interest only. PORT PHILLIP AND WESTERN PORT Please contact your Regional Landcare Co-ordinator on (03) 5736 0100 to update or add your group boundary. ! N # © The State of Victoria, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), 2015. http://www.delwp.vic.gov.au All base layers shown on this map are sourced from the DELWP 0 10 20 40 Map created on 16 October 2015. Corporate Spatial Data Library from various scales. Landcare group data updated in 2014 & 2015. Kilometers Cartography by the E IS Unit (KDS). SIS_2015_1136.

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