Melbourne Water manages our rivers, creeks, and catchments, including large areas of land to support the function of the water supply and sewer network. Illegal rubbish dumping can sometimes occur on Melbourne Water land.

Flood risk in any area depends on how often flooding occurs, how deep and fast floodwater flows and how it impacts people, homes, and infrastructure.

Climate change scenarios are scientifically developed ways of understanding how the climate may change in the future.

If you've ever wanted to learn more about where your water goes, the historic sites of Melbourne's water, or some of the most iconic wetland environments in country - check out the tours and excursions available. 

Explore Melbourne Water’s school excursions for primary, secondary and VCE students, as well as TAFE and tertiary tours. These experiences feature hands-on sustainability and environmental learning across wetlands and water infrastructure sites.

An educational experience where history, nature and innovation meet - explore one of Victoria’s most fascinating and internationally recognised landscapes.

The Future Water Story is an award winning, interactive and gamified learning experience at the Western Treatment Plant. It encourages collaboration while teaching students about real world water outcomes.

Bring the iconic Western Treatment Plant directly into the classroom through an engaging digital learning experience.

Go behind the scenes and explore large-scale water treatment, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainability in action at the Werribee Western Treatment Plant.

Explore wetlands, wildlife and water in action at the the Edithvale-Seaford Wetland Education Centre, one of Melbourne’s most remarkable natural classrooms.