Maribyrnong River
Learn how Melbourne’s second major river, the Maribyrnong, has evolved with our city: from a saltwater river through to a sought-after inner city destination.
Legislation
View information about legislation administered by Melbourne Water – namely, the Water Act and its related by-laws, as well as other policies that are relevant to our work.
Boag Rocks monitoring
We gather research data at Boag Rocks, on the Mornington Peninsula, where Class A recycled water is discharged from the Eastern Treatment Plant.
Dandenong Creek
From the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges in Melbourne’s southeast, Dandenong Creek flows 53 kilometres into the Patterson River, and onto Port Phillip Bay.
Bass River
Named after explorer George Bass, the 30-kilometre Bass River begins in West Gippsland’s Strzelecki Ranges and flows through the flat expanses of the Bass Valley into Western Port.
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Upper Yarra Secondary College
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River Detectives
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This school is part of the River Detectives sustainability program, which inspires students to understand, appreciate and care for their local river or creek.
Taylors Lakes Secondary College
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River Detectives
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This school is part of the River Detectives sustainability program, which inspires students to understand, appreciate and care for their local river or creek.
Elster Creek Catchment Flood Management Plan
We’re taking a holistic approach to reducing flood risk in Elster Creek Catchment, collaboratively implementing the Elster Creek Catchment Flood Management Plan 2019-24 with the cities of Bayside, Glen Eira, Kingston and Port Phillip.
Wetlands video series
This video series explores the many facets of the Edithvale-Seaford Wetland, ideal for years 5 to 8.