Be a scientist for a day and discover what goes on in the Victoria University laboratories and research facilities. The Werribee River Association has partnered with Victoria University to undertake Platypus Watch, an important research project that will contribute to our mission of increasing platypus populations in the lower Werribee River. The 12-month project includes …
Be part of this exciting water quality monitoring project, one component of our larger mission of increasing platypus populations in the lower Werribee River. Platypus Watch is being run in partnership with Victoria University, whose researchers and specialist Environmental Engineers will guide citizen scientists over a 12-month period to test water quality. The sessions will …
Platypus Watch – Putting Perridak Back on Track Citizen Science Project (Session 2) Read More »
Calling all schools and STEM classes to be part of our Rain Goes Down the Drain education program in Term 4 2024! Sign up to receive a free online educational session on stormwater cycles, management, and future possibilities, valued up to $500. Participate in the stormwater system design competition by making your own model. Prizes …
It’s been a minute! But we are excited to get our dedicated and passionate community together again to plan, plot and combat the waste crisis! Come along to hear about the development of Wyndham Litter Action Plan, a holistic approach aimed at reducing the incidence and impact of litter in our waterways, and how community …
Wyndham Waste Alliance: Leadership, Organising and Action Read More »
Calling all schools and STEM classes to be part of our Rain Goes Down the Drain education program in Term 4 2024! Sign up to receive a free online educational session on stormwater cycles, management, and future possibilities, valued up to $500. Participate in the stormwater system design competition by making your own model. Prizes …
Join us for a meander along the lower Werribee River, as part of the Fruit Tree Festival. We’ll take the serene track under a canopy of River Red Gums to the Blue Stone Ford, discovering some of the plants and animals that call this part of the world home. We’ll visit the fish passageway that …
This 4.6km Deep Time Walk is a transformative journey, led by Jess Fairfax, Werribee River Association’s Program Manager. Guiding people through the 4.6 billion years of Earth history. The distance walked is used to explore the vast time scales and developments of our planet. This is an immersive learning experience designed to encourage further thinking, …
Calling all citizen scientists! Join us for a monthly walk along Skeleton Creek, Truganina to collect some water samples. We’ll begin at Talliver Terrace Park, and along the way do a bit of a Litter Blitz, while looking out for some of the plants and animals that call the creek home. After collecting the samples …
Discover how you can create a garden that supports wildlife, and low-cost ways to grow your own food.
A special celebration of dragonflies, one of the most amazing fliers in the insect world.
