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Whats New

Namoi CMA Community Reference Panel

Namoi CMA is looking for eighteen people who are passionate about the natural resources of the Namoi Catchment. Namoi CMA knows that looking after the Namoi Catchment is impossible unless the Catchment Community is fully involved.

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2012 Schools Property Planning Competition

2012 Schools Property Planning - Competition Details and Property Information available now.

Year 9/10 and Senior Agriculture students will be battling it out across North West NSW to be the 2012 Grand Champion. Students are given the scenario that they are a team of farm advisory consultants who have been asked to provide a strategic property plan ensuring economic and resource sustainability.

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Managing Cumulative Risks to Assets from Mining

The expansion of extractive industries has been identified as a key driver of change for the Namoi Catchment. This was highlighted through the development of the new Namoi Catchment Action Plan (2010-2020) and supported previous findings that emerged through Scenario Planning and other initiatives undertaken previously by Namoi CMA in collaboration with the Catchment community, natural resource management stakeholders and experts.

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Namoi CMA Biodiversity Offsets Policy

This policy describes the principles to be applied when any offsets are implemented. The objective is to avoid further loss of biodiversity that will result in critical thresholds identified in the Catchment Action Plan being crossed. Critical thresholds have been identified where crossing that threshold will cause irreversible and undesirable change to the socio-ecological systems in the Catchment in line with Catchment Targets outlined in the Namoi Catchment Action Plan (CAP).

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Namoi Conservation Tips

Namoi CMA and NBN New England have developed a series of infomercials to improve the community's understanding of Aboriginal cultural values, property planning and better grazing techniques, and water use efficiency.

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