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.
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.
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.
Students will explore the world of waste water and where it goes when it leaves their home or school. They will also complete activities that relate to the natural and urban water cycle.
The Future Water Story is a transformative learning experience where students collaborate, use teamwork, engage in critical thinking to shape their own understanding of renewable water resources and our sustainable future. This experience also includes a tour of the Western Treatment Plant.
Join us for Frog Findings & Future Hops as we dive into last year's frog monitoring results and look ahead to our next big survey in April!
Western Treatment Plant Virtual Tour: Discover the Western Treatment Plant, find out about water management and how sewage becomes a valuable and reusable resource. Learn how to manage water sustainably. Find out about the key processes of the natural and urban water cycle.
Find out about water management and learn about the technology that enables sewage to become a valuable and reusable resource. Learn about the conservation management strategies and why it is a Ramsar-listed wetland. Suitable for Tertiary, TAFE and higher Education.
Navigate through Melbourne's World of Water- an interactive 3D environment, to discover the key stages of the natural and urban water cycle. Follow water as it journeys across your favourite city!
Students will create their very own water cycle in a bag.
Educational activity for students to explore the stages of the water cycle through song