Estuary
This region stretches from Richmond to the river's mouth at Broken Bay and includes the coastal strip of Pittwater.
The estuary is a major economic and recreational resource for Sydney. It supports NSW's second largest commercial estuarine trawl industry and is home to a major oyster industry. The region also supports considerable agriculture and tourism activities such as recreational boating and fishing. The head of the estuary owes its remarkable beauty to being a drowned river valley. It also has many reserves fringing its waters including Kur-ing-gai Chase, Brisbane Waters, Bouddi, Marramarra, Dharug and Popran National Parks. Mooney Mooney Creek and Mangrove Creek provide significant water supplies to the Central Coast. The CMA's Estuary Investment Program targets the lower estuary, downstream of Wiseman's Ferry. River Health information by subcatchmentCattai Creek SubcatchmentMooney Mooney Creek Subcatchment Cowan Creek / Pittwater Subcatchment Mangrove Creek Subcatchment Hawkesbury River Subcatchment Berowra Creek Subcatchment |
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Come along and join in with Landcare Week - 21 August 2008
The Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Management Authority (HNCMA) and Lithgow Oberon Landcare Association (LOLA) are calling on residents around Lithgow to get involved with a local landcare project during Landcare Week. 10-year plan for improving the Hawkesbury-Nepean released - 5 May 2008 The NSW Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Verity Firth, launched the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Action Plan today, a guide to protecting and improving the region's natural resources over the next 10 years. Aboriginal Advisory Committee advising on natural resources in the Hawkesbury-Nepean - 28 April 2008 An Aboriginal Advisory Committee is now advising the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Management Authority (HNCMA) on managing natural resources in the catchment. View all news
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Aboriginal Community meeting - 4 December 2008
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