If you’ll be working on a Melbourne Water site, you must complete safety training and get approval to access the site before you visit.

Confined Space Entry (CSE) work is extremely hazardous and considered a high risk activity in the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007.

Help us better understand this elusive animal by reporting platypus sightings.

​Waterbugs let us know how healthy our waterways are - and you can too, by monitoring your local macroinvertebrates.

Volunteer as a Waterwatch water quality monitor, and collect data to help your local river or creek.

Melbourne Water’s service offering is constantly evolving to meet the challenges related to population growth, empowered customer expectations, increased cost of living, urbanisation and impacts of climate change.

Protect your local waterway with our Waterwatch citizen science programs: count frogs, platypus or waterbugs, test water quality or take part in litter action.

Find out how you can use our land for community projects that enhance liveability, or for individual or commercial use.

Colouring sheets featuring waterbugs, frogs and platypus from our citizen science programs.

Learn about grants available to support innovation, liveability and collaboration across water management, and improve river health.