Natural Resource Management (NRM) Plan
Welcome. The ACT Natural Resource Management Board (now the ACT Natural Resource
Management Council) prepared the ACT Natural
Resource Management Plan
following extensive community consultation. It follows a national agreed format
linking regional and national agendas in natural resource management.
The Plan details how natural resource management issues the Territory will be
strategically addressed, in partnership between community and government and in
an integrated and coordinated way.
The Plan is needed to access funding from the Australian Government from
programs like the Natural Heritage Trust and
the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water
Quality.
Targets for community building, biodiversity, water quality and flow, soil
health, and salinity detailed in the Plan reflects the ACT’s location in this
wider Murrumbidgee River Catchment.
Since the Plan’s release, catchment management arrangements in NSW have changed.
The Murrumbidgee Catchment
Management Authority has been established and the Authority has
prepared a new Catchment
Action Plan.
The ACT NRM Council will review the ACT NRM Plan during 2006 and early 2007 to
address the new catchment wide targets in the Catchment Action Plan and to
reflect progress already made addressing the targets previously set in the ACT
Natural Resource Management Plan.
The following link will take you to the list of projects that are implementing
the NRM Plan. From here you can view the project's status and related
Management Targets and Actions. View projects
View Natural Resource Management (NRM) Plan Target Areas
View projects funded through the Natural Heritage
Trust and the National Action Plan for
Salinity and Water Quality that are working towards implementation of
the ACT NRM Plan. Each project is directly linked to Managment Targets and
Actions in the Plan.
Search the NRM Plan
NRM Project Reporting System