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Future Water Story, Western Treatment Plant, Werribee. Students explore the theme: How do human-induced environmental changes impact water in Melbourne and what management strategies are required – for sustainability and human wellbeing.
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Explore the Western Treatment Plant, Werribee. Find out about water management and learn about the technology that enables sewage to become a valuable and reusable resource. Tertiary, Higher Education, and TAFE.
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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.
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!
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Tour, Explore the Western Treatment Plant, Werribee and find out how the sewage system works. Learn about the key processes of the natural and urban water cycle and participate in a super sewage activity.
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Tour at WTP, Systems Engineering, VCE - Unit 3 & 4, Explore the Western Treatment Plant, find out about water management and learn about the technology that enables sewage to become a valuable and reusable resource. (renewable energy)
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Tour at WTP, VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies, VCE - Unit 1&2, Unit 3&4. Explore the Western Treatment Plant, Werribee and discover how humans have understood and interacted with this environment. Learn about the sustainable use and management of the whole site, from sewage treatment to the Ramsar listed wetlands.
Over the last two years, we transformed a section of your much-loved creek into a more natural and enjoyable community space.
Please join us to celebrate the opening!
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River Detectives is a free, fun and flexible statewide citizen science program designed for schools, which supports teachers to explore their local rivers and creeks with students.
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Hard surfaces like roads and footpaths in our cities stop rain from soaking into the ground. This water must go somewhere, and a network of stormwater pipes has been built across our cities to remove this excess water when it rains.
Stormwater pipes are different to the pipes in our homes. When it rains, water in our streets flows into stormwater drains, along with any rubbish or pollutants in the street.