Community members invited to join King River steering group

Environment

Jun 09 2025 Updated 6 hours ago

Anita McPherson

NATURAL ASSET: The project steering group being formed by NECMA will continue the development and implementation of the King River Rehabilitation Plan. PHOTO: Anita McPherson

THE North East Catchment Management Authority (NECMA) is seeking expressions of interest from individuals interested in joining a project steering group to help shape the future of the King River.

The King River Catchment - Increasing Resilience Project is an initiative "focused on empowering landholders and supporting community aspirations to care for the King River, particularly in the upper catc...

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