General

Who and what is the UMCN? The Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Network formed in the 1990s and was originally known as the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Coordination… Read More »The UMCN Story

Unfortunately our Water Quality and Security forum, originally scheduled for the 15th of September 2021, was postponed until early 2022 due to Covid-19 lockdown. In… Read More »Water Quality and Security Survey

At our general meeting on the 11th of August Elizabeth Goodfellow, from Yass Area Network of Landcare Groups, spoke to us about: Climate change, Responses… Read More »Climate-ready Revegetation

Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Network (UMCN) mini-forums provide opportunities to network, share ideas, and collaborate on natural resource management issues. For more information on the next… Read More »UMCN Mini-forums

On the 16th of June UMCN held our second mini-forum for 2021. The presentations from the day are available to view on the UMCN YouTube… Read More »Production and Biodiversity; Landscape, Community and Personal Resilience

We have developed the UMCN Strategic Plan 2021 to improve UMCN’s focus as a strong community network. Go to our Strategic Planning page for more… Read More »UMCN Strategic Plan 2021

Steve Taylor is Program Leader with the ACT Invasive Plants Program. At our general meeting on 5th May he spoke to UMCN about the ACT… Read More »ACT Gov Invasive Plants Plan 2020-25

On the 21st of April UMCN held the first in our 2021 series of Mini-forums: Landscape Recovery, Restoration and Resilience. The presentations from the day… Read More »Landscape Recovery, Restoration and Resilience.

It’s time for you to comment on the new ACT NRM Plan!Go to the Plan website to find all info about surveys, submissions and drop-in sessions for… Read More »ACT NRM Explainer