Waterway activity sheets
This series of activity sheets introduce students to the animals in their local waterways through indoor and outdoor tasks.
This series of activity sheets introduce students to the animals in their local waterways through indoor and outdoor tasks.
The Quiet Lakes are formed by three interlinked, non-tidal lakes: Legana, Illawong and Carramar. Find out how they’re managed, and your responsibilities as a resident.
This introductory guide steps through running a waterbug sampling session, which complements water science analysis and provides an assessment of waterway health.
The Tidal Waterways are a series of canals and harbours connected to the Patterson River. Melbourne Water leases and maintains jetties in the area, and operates flood protection gates.
We regularly monitor blue-green algae and E. coli levels at the Quiet Lakes, and notify residents if these exceed the recommended standards.
The district is a former swamp, drained in the 1800s for farming. Due to its significant flood risk, property owners pay a special precept rate to fund the higher level of drainage service we provide to the area.
Local government is a key delivery partner for Melbourne Water, and are essential to the way we deliver waterways and drainage services and outcomes to our customers and community.
If you have a complaint please contact our Customer Information Centre.
Understand what personal information we collect when you contact us, and how we may use and share it.
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