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Call for artists, let’s celebrate 20 years of EstuaryWatch!
Read MoreIn 2026, EstuaryWatch celebrates 20 years of monitoring, learning, caring, and building connections with Victorian estuaries, thanks to the passion of volunteers, coordinators, partners, and communities across the state. To...

Volunteers learn more about their data in an expert led workshop
Read MoreIn March, the North Central Catchment Management Authority WaterWatch team hosted a hands-on workshop to help volunteers get more out of the recently updated WaterWatch website and data portal. The...

Free online workshop 24 April: drive pro-environmental behaviours in your community.
Read MoreLearn key behaviour change skills for driving impactful waterway conservation projects in this webinar for environmental volunteers! 🌱 Join BehaviourWorks Australia & Melbourne Water in this free webinar, which provides an introduction to...

New Waterwatch site to understand water discharge point
Read MoreWaterwatch has expanded its monitoring sites in West Gippsland with the addition of a new site on Hazel Creek, near Warragul. This location was selected in collaboration with Gippsland Water,...

WaterWatch on a weekend
Read MoreSouth West TAFE Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management students took the riverbanks of the Merri estuary and Lake Pertobe complex last weekend with Glenelg Hopkins CMA staff and Merri...

Citizens Become Scientists for a Day
Read MoreThe Upper Plenty Merri Catchments Landcare Group (UPMCLG) hosted its second annual Citizen Science (CS) WaterWatch Day on Sunday 7th December, inviting citizens to step into the shoes of environmental...

River Detectives school program open for registrations for 2026
Read MoreWhat a productive and rewarding year it’s been for River Detectives. With nearly 100 schools, youth groups and environmental education providers taking part, thousands of students and their educators have...

Monitoring platypus with a little help from AI
Read MoreIn March and April this year, Bacchus Marsh Platypus Alliance and Werribee River Association trialled new monitoring methods using time-lapse cameras and AI to detect platypuses along the Werribee River....

30 years of monitoring water quality in Wimmera
Read MoreSue Afford, Martin Stone and Jeanie Clark (top photo left) recently celebrated 30 years of water quality monitoring of the lower Wimmera catchment by the Jeparit Waterwatch Group (JWW). JWW...
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