Rivers and creeks
Rivers and creeks are central to everyday life, sustaining a complex ecosystem of plants and animals – and providing natural spaces for people to enjoy. Get to know some of Melbourne’s major waterways and the vital role they play.
Rivers and creeks are central to everyday life, sustaining a complex ecosystem of plants and animals – and providing natural spaces for people to enjoy. Get to know some of Melbourne’s major waterways and the vital role they play.
This functional strategy outlines the initiatives and actions needed to deliver safe, secure, affordable, world-class drinking water.
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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.
Learn how to differentiate waterbugs with these handy resources, from guides to posters and data sheets.
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.
Use this comprehensive guide to help you recognise different frog species in Victoria.
This illustrated guide steps you through designing and building your own frog pond, with handy tips along the way.