Small actions, big impact: How you can help Victoria's frogs this October
Immerse yourself in nature this October and help frog conservation by participating in Frog Month Victoria.
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Grass cutting maintenance
We cut grass across 4155 hectares of land that we own, through our annual scheduled maintenance program.
World Rivers Day: if the Yarra were a person, who would they be?
World Rivers Day is held on the fourth Sunday of September to remind us of the value of our waterways and their role as natural corridors for life and human activity.
Moonee Ponds Creek set for $16m facelift
A concrete channel for stormwater that runs from Strathmore to Flemington Road is to become a leafy and healthy waterway thanks to Melbourne Water and the Chain of Ponds Collaboration.
Your input matters: help shape the future of Melbourne Water’s services
Your decisions today will shape the future of Melbourne Water’s services over the next five years. This is your opportunity to make a lasting impact on our water services.
How Melbourne Water can help you save your local creek
On the outskirts of the township of Riddells Creek in Macedon Ranges, a dedicated group of volunteers have for more than a decade worked to improve the health of a 5-kilometre stretch of Sandy Creek.
Will Melburnians ‘rush to flush’ at the final siren this Grand Final?
With around 1.5 million Melburnians expected to tune in to the Grand Final on Saturday, water usage experts at Melbourne Water will be closely monitoring water consumption patterns to map the ‘flush factor’, the term describing the percentage increase in water use from mass toilet flushings.
Grand Final walloping pushes punters to take regular toilet breaks; water analysis shows
Melburnians were not glued to their seat during this year’s AFL Grand Final, taking toilet breaks throughout the game rather than holding on for the final siren, according to Melbourne Water’s water usage analysis, with only a 17.2% increase in water usage after the final siren.
Haunted Gully Creek Revegetation and Weed Control Works
In Melbourne, our rivers and creeks are essential to our way of life. That’s why at Melbourne Water we’re removing weeds and planting native plants along a 3km stretch of Haunted Gully Creek. Once established, the vegetation will protect the banks of the creek and provide habitat so our native wildlife can thrive.
Social Media Community Guidelines
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