Expert connections webinar series
Whether you’re a Waterwatch volunteer, part of a environmental interest group, or just interested in Melbourne’s waterways – we hope you’ll learn something new.
Whether you’re a Waterwatch volunteer, part of a environmental interest group, or just interested in Melbourne’s waterways – we hope you’ll learn something new.
Find all the supporting resources and tools to help you become the most informed citizen scientist you can be.
The planner helps you decide on a frog monitoring goal and find the best places to monitor - a useful tool for community groups and land mangers setting up structured frog monitoring programs and tracking changes in frog species diversity over time.
Improve your water literacy with these educational resources - learn about the water cycle, different water environments and water utilities.
Over 5 million Melburnians rely on our water storages daily. So let's learn where our water comes from, where it goes and why it's one of our most valuable resources as we head into a dry future.
Learn about the key processes of the water cycle evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation, infiltration and run-off.
Melbourne Water, in partnership with Manningham Council, is rehabilitating a section of the Birrarung (Yarra River) in Warrandyte to repair riverbank erosion and protect native habitat, including for platypus.