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Catchment Action Plan

This plan sets the direction for the activities and investment of the Hawkesbury Nepean CMA over the next ten years and was approved by the Minister for Environment and Climate Change in March 2008.
The Hawkesbury Nepean Catchment Action Plan (CAP) is the first stage of managing the catchment in a way that will:
  • improve river health
  • protect biodiversity and
  • encourage best practice soil and land management.

These goals are underpinned by community and partnership programs which build community awareness and capacity, and support Indigenous community involvement.

The CAP sets clear targets and a timetable for the CMA's action and investment and is designed to be responsive to the changing needs of the catchment and the community.

The Hawkesbury Nepean CAP operates across the same area as the CMA's boundary (see catchment map).

The CAP is a non-regulatory statutory plan created under the Catchment Management Authorities Act 2003 (i.e. its contents are not legally binding or enforceable).

 


Further information

Explaining the targets
Implementing the CAP
How the CAP was developed
Input and future review of the CAP
Community and Partnership Targets
River Health Targets
Biodiversity Targets
Soil and Land Targets

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Last Modified: 12 May 2008
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