The Corner Inlet Catchment Ecosystem contains a diverse base of natural resources and is significant in terms of its environmental, economic and social values. With catchments rising in the Strzelecki Ranges, Corner Inlet CE is a high-rainfall catchment ecosystem. It is characterised by the short, dynamic and independent river systems of the Franklin, Agnes, Albert, Jack and Tarra Rivers and Bruthen Creek which drain from the Strzelecki Ranges to the internationally significant Corner Inlet Ramsar Site and Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park. An important area for agriculture and fisheries, the Corner Inlet CE also contains areas of high environmental value such as Tarra Bulga and Wilsons Promontory National Parks, areas that attract visitors and residents alike.

Click the image on the right to view a larger map of the Corner Inlet Catchment Ecosystem. 

Current Projects

Corner Inlet Connections
Corner Inlet Connections is a partnership between government agencies, landowners and the community. The partnership is committed to maintaining and improving the environmental, agricultural and economic sustainability of the inlet and its surrounds.

Corner Inlet Projects
A healthier Corner Inlet and on-farm benefits for local landholders are priorities of many natural resource management projects occurring in, and planned for, the Corner Inlet catchment area.
 

Understanding the Corner Inlet Community
The Understanding the Corner Inlet Community project was initiated by the West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority to gather critical information on the Corner Inlet community in order to provide strategic direction for the management of the Corner Inlet Ramsar site and its catchment.
 

Publications

 Corner Inlet Catchment Ecosystem Achievements 2008-09

 Corner Inlet Fact Sheet