RMCG's experience in the development of Regional Catchment Strategies (RCSs) dates back to 1997, when Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) developed the first RCS. RMCG can help ensure the succe...
Read MoreAn EPA approval or licence may be required if your business is planning to undertake activities which risk causing harm to the environment or human health. The purpose of these authorisations is to: ...
Read MoreOver this summer and the seasons preceding it, we've seen the impact of various factors on the ability of rural and regional communities and regions to plan for and cope with drought and bushfire. The...
Read MoreThe RBMS Awards Night 2019 is an integral part of the river and catchment management industry, attracting award nominations and attendance from hundreds of industry professionals. As a pro...
Read MoreRMCG have been pleased to assist the Barwon River Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) to develop their 'Living Rivers of the Barwon: A Discussion Paper for the future'. The Discussion Paper has be...
Read MoreKristen Stirling and Clinton Muller from RMCG have been working with members of the Australian strawberry industry to develop a new app that identifies common strawberry pests. The free app is availab...
Read MoreSenior Waterway Consultant, Trent Wallis, worked alongside Jenny Emery, Open Space Planner at Warrnambool City Council in the 2018 Waterway Management Twinning Program. The mentoring program connects ...
Read MoreRMCG congratulates the Victorian Rabbit Action Network (VRAN) on being awarded the distinguished United Nations Public Service Award for ‘Delivering inclusive and equitable services to leave no one ...
Read MoreConsultant Dr Claire Feniuk recently completed Greening Australia’s Habitat Conservation and Management course. Over a period of three months, the course involved weekly three-hour lectures at La Tr...
Read MoreAs part of the Food Innovation initiative, the Victorian government is providing funding for growers and food processors with the aim of boosting innovation throughout the Victorian industry. The V...
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