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catchment action plan

Catchment Action Plan

The Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Action Plan (CAP) is central to the delivery of natural resource management throughout our region.

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GIS Portal

GIS Portal

The GIS database is a tool and resource for SMCMA staff and NRM stakeholders to update and access information.The SMCMA GIS project aims to strategically plan investment and on-ground works.

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working together

2012: Community Forum

And Photo Competition

The SMCMA community Forum was attended by some 100 environmental volunteers from across Sydney.

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Healthy Waterways: Better boating, more fish
Our Catchment
smcma subcatchments Port Jackson Georges River Woronora River Hacking River Southern Beaches Eastern Beaches Northern Beaches Middle Harbour Lane Cove River Parramatta River Duck River Cooks River Botany Bay Botany Bay Subcatchment Cooks River Subcatchment Duck River Subcatchment Eastern Beaches Subcatchment Georges River Subcatchment Hacking River Subcatchment Lane Cove River Subcatchment Middle Harbour Subcatchment Northern Beaches Subcatchment Parramatta River Subcatchment Port Jackson Subcatchment Southern Beaches Subcatchment Woronora River Subcatchment smcma subcatchments

Botany Bay

Cooks River

Duck River

Eastern Beaches

Georges River

Hacking River

Lane Cove River

Middle Harbour

Northern Beaches

Parramatta River

Port Jackson

Southern Beaches

Woronora River

Mambara - Celebrating environmental participation in the Sydney Region

Major Projects

  • Cooks River Urban Water Initiative




    The Cooks River Urban Water Initiative aims to improve the Cooks River by partnering with the local community and land managers in stormwater and wetland improvement projects across the catchment.

  • Botany Bay Water Quality Improvement Program

    Botany Bay and it’s catchment has been identified as an environmental ‘hot spot’ under the Australian Government Caring for our Country Initiative.

  • Water Sensitive Urban Design

    The SMCMA’s Water Sensitive Urban Design program acts as a repository for research that defines “best practice” for WSUD policy and on-ground works.

  • Bushcare

    The SMCMA Bushcare program aims to increase natural resource management awareness, skills and knowledge of Sydney’s engaged community.

  • Kurnell Corridors

    The project aims to connect Towra Point Wetlands with Botany Bay National Park via native vegetation corridors. These proposed native vegetation corridors are described in the Corridors Delineation Report (former) NSW Department of Climate Change, 2009.

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