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The ORC is establishing an Inland Mata-Au/Clutha Integrated Catchment Group to help co-develop the Catchment Action Plan (CAP), focused on protecting and enhancing ecosystems across the whole area - from the mountains to the sea (ki uta ki tai).
If you’re connected to the catchment and want to be involved, we encourage you to submit an expression of interest.
The ORC is establishing an Inland Mata-Au/Clutha Integrated Catchment Group to co-develop a Catchment Action Plan for the inland section of the Mata-Au/Clutha and connected catchments.
We’re seeking people who are local to, or connected with, the catchment and have knowledge or experience in one or more of the following areas:
If that sounds like you, we encourage you to submit an Expression of Interest to join the group.
The CAP co-development commitment (between June 2026 and February 2027) includes:
If these commitments aren’t possible for you, you can follow the journey on this page and participate in online surveys, or, get in touch and we will see what we can do to connect with you in other ways! Email us at icm@orc.govt.nz
The plan will bring together freshwater, biodiversity, land, air, and climate resilience to support coordinated action from a whole-of-landscape view.
It extends from the Nevis and Lindis to Dunstan, Ida Valley and Manuherikia to Alexandra and through Roxburgh to Millers Flat (map below).
This work takes a whole-of-landscape approach, connecting from the mountains to the sea (ki uta ki tai) and linking with the Upper Lakes and Lower Mata-Au/Clutha.
We welcome your involvement, you can submit an Expression of Interest.
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Upper Clutha, Cromwell
Upper Clutha River
Cromwell
Gorge, Upper Clutha
If you have any pātai (questions) or whakaaro (thoughts, comments), please get in touch with our team at: icm@orc.govt.nz
