What is the Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority?
The Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) is an independent authority working with community, industry and government. The MLRA facilitates the rehabilitation of declared mine sites to work collaboratively towards safe, stable and sustainable landforms for the beneficial use of future generations.
“We facilitate equitable, informed mine rehabilitation outcomes for all.”
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Easter Family Event – Morwell Bunnings
Read more: Easter Family Event – Morwell BunningsThe Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) team are going to be at Morwell Bunnings on Thursday 10 April, from 6pm – 8pm, as part of the MLRA Sprout project. We invite you to come down, say hi and pick up your free MLRA Sprout seeded card! Visit the MLRA Sprout…
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Rehabilitation Concepts Series – Fact sheet – Full Pit Lake
Read more: Rehabilitation Concepts Series – Fact sheet – Full Pit LakeA pit lake is a body of water established within a mine void that has been intentionally or unintentionally flooded. These fact sheets were created to assist with understanding the complex topic of mine rehabilitation. Accessible version of the fact sheet below
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Rehabilitation Concepts Series – Fact sheet – Interconnected Pit Lake
Read more: Rehabilitation Concepts Series – Fact sheet – Interconnected Pit LakeAn interconnected pit lake would function similarly to a pit lake (see Full Pit Lake fact sheet). However, it would include connections to existing watercourses, enabling controlled inflow and outflow. These fact sheets were created to assist with understanding the complex topic of mine rehabilitation. Accessible version of the fact…
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