Merri Creek Management Committee

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land of the Merri Merri.

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 Check out Merri Creek Management Committee's recent achievements by reading our latest Annual Report (2019-20). Here's a few snapshots for the year. Despite COVID-19 restrictions ending face-to-face community events, we still achieved an impressive amount.

  • 402 volunteers provided hands-on help;
  • 3,322 people participated in environmental education activities;
  • we delivered 153 community events and school-based sessions;
  • we partnered with 45 organisations;
  • we worked with 34 clients and funding bodies;
  • our financial bottom line was once again very positive!

You'll find more details on our sources of our funding and expenditure of our various programs in our 2020 Treasurer's Report.

Every year we have our accounts audited. The Annual Report presents a summary of the balance sheet and our income & expenditure.  The full details are in the 2020 Auditor's Report.

Merri Creek: from wasteland to parklands

Wurundjeri panel - featureSee a web version of these fabulous panels which celebrate the outstanding community achievement since 1975 in transforming Merri Creek from a weed-smothered drain to a much-loved waterway running through a bushland corridor: fronts of panels (17MB file); backs of panels (9MB file).

The two metre size panels were originally displayed at libraries and other public places throughout the Merri Creek catchment over 16 months until late 2016, in celebration of MCMC's 25th Anniversary. 

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