-
Working across the Central Highlands and Derwent Valley -
Supporting agriculture -
Managing weeds -
Conserving our natural heritage -
Caring for the main source of Hobart's drinking water
The Derwent Catchment Project
|
At around one-fifth the total area of Tasmania, the Derwent Catchment is a vast region with extraordinarily diverse landscapes. Within its borders are hydro-electricity operations, agriculture, forestry and aquaculture, and it's also one of the state's favourite tourist destinations. The bulk of Hobart's drinking water originates here.
The Derwent Catchment Project was set up to assist landholders to restore and maintain natural and agricultural landscapes across this challenging environment, to ensure a prosperous and sustainable future for the Derwent Catchment. Our works team is available for weed control and revegetation projects for private landowners. |
Derwent Catchment Project is co-funded by the Central Highlands Council and the Derwent Valley Council to undertake natural resource management programs.
|
DCP programs
|
|
|
|