Edithvale-Seaford Wetland Education Centre - open afternoon
Come and explore the centre and find out why the wetland is internationally recognised, with educators and plenty of activities on hand.
Come and explore the centre and find out why the wetland is internationally recognised, with educators and plenty of activities on hand.
Melbourne’s Water Outlook 2023 shows water storage levels are over 98% full, the highest since 1996.
At Melbourne Water, we have been taking action and planning across 50-year time horizons to manage and protect this precious resource for our city.
We manage and treat our city’s sewage, ensuring the health of our environment, our communities and our families.
With the impacts of climate change and population growth, we need to work together to make every drop count.
Melbourne Water touches all parts of the water cycle that are essential to our way of life: from providing clean drinking water, treating sewage, planning to manage flooding, and keeping Melbourne’s rivers, creeks and catchments healthy.
See the many ways you can get involved with Melbourne Water, whether it's through an event, citizen science program, or by discovering a new walking or bike track this weekend.
Find information and apply for birdwatching access, diversion licences, dam licences and more.
Melbourne has some of the highest-quality drinking water in the world, and our water tastes great from the tap.
We’re improving the health of the Yarra River, section by section, from Dee River, Millgrove to Melba Highway, Yarra Glen.