Tours & presentations

Western Water provides:

Free Water Filtration Plant tours and Recycled Water Plant tours
Free community presentations
A free interactive tour of our Melton Recycled Water Plant.

FREE Tours

Ever wondered how water from our reservoirs is made safe for drinking? Or what happens to your waste water when you shower or flush the toilet? To find out, take a FREE guided group tour of a Water Filtration Plant or Recycled Water Plant.

Recommended for school students (Years 2 to 12), tertiary students, and community or special interest groups with good mobility
Minimum age: 7 years
Maximum group size per tour: 30 people
Tour duration: 1 hour
Available at Gisborne, Melton and Sunbury.

For more information, or to book a tour, telephone 03 9218 5421 or email education@westernwater.com.au.

FREE COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS

A Western Water representative can visit your community or special interest group to deliver a free presentation on any of the following topics (or a combination):

Our water supply and services
Water conservation – at home and at wor k
Drinking water treatment and quality
Trade waste management
Recycled water
Western Water’s future plans
Our Greenhouse Gas Reduction Strategy
Our Biodiversity Action Plan and other environmental initiatives
An overview of the water industry
Careers in the water industry

For more information, or to book a presentation, telephone 03 9218 5522 or email mail@westernwater.com.au.

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