The Condamine Catchment Committee was formed in 1992 following community consultation into how catchment management could be implemented in the Queensland section of the Murray-Darling Basin.
The Condamine Catchment Committee became incorporated in 1996 to become the Condamine Catchment Management Association Inc (CCMA). Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) is a philosophy for achieving long term sustainable use of our land, water and related biological resources.
It aims to coordinate the activities of landholders, community groups, industry groups and all spheres of government within a river catchment.
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