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Celebrating our Volunteers

On December 19, 2024, WRA hosted its end-of-year gathering at Leo’s Pizzeria, bringing together our dedicated community to celebrate our collective achievements in enhancing the

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Rain Down the Drain

Throughout Term 4, 2024, 500 students from six schools and homeschool groups participated in Werribee River Association’s “Rain Down the Drain” Program. Each school began

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Swimmable Cities

The Swimmable Cities is a movement that is gaining momentum, and recently a group of leaders from around the world, including the International Waterkeeper Alliance,

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Learn online

Ever wanted to expand your nature knowledge? Here are some suggestions… The United Nations offers a range of free online courses and there are over

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Werribee River dredging

Where the Wirribi Yaluk/Werribee River meets Nerm/Port Phillip Bay, the estuary mouth changes shape and depth over time as sand drifts along the shore from

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Fish ladders

When we think of animal migrations, perhaps we picture a huge herd of wildebeest, flutter of monarch butterflies or flock of shearwaters travelling en masse.

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Embracing bugs

If you’ve ever shared a picnic or summer evening outdoors with annoying insects, found a spider in the shower, or had your vege patch demolished

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Celebrating our team!

On Monday 18 December we hosted our End of Year Celebration, a fun night where the Association’s board, staff, volunteers, members, and supporters came together

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Regen Recap 2023

Undertaking a second year of planting as a part of the State Government initiative More Trees for a Cooler, Greener West; we planted another 5,000

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Perched on the threshold

Have you heard about the fish stocking strategy? It’s part of the Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA) management plan to provide recreational fishing opportunities, and support

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Missing marsupials

When it comes to quirky animal names, the fat-tailed dunnart would have to be up there with the sarcastic fringehead and screaming hairy armadillo. They’re

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