Healing Country Together

Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Elder Uncle Dave Wandin tells us the importance and responsibility of caring for the land. Tapping into over 60 000 years of cultural knowledge to make every drop count. Uncle Dave champions a legacy of land protection and believes in passing on these practices for a brighter…

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Zoos Victoria are industry leaders in water conservation

Did you know the elephants at Melbourne Zoo are frolicking in recycled water, processed through an onsite plant? It’s just one of the ways Zoos Victoria, which also manages Healesville Sanctuary and Werribee Open Range Zoo, is making every drop count. Melbourne Zoo’s…

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Easy and small changes make a big difference!

“We don’t want to leave the planet worse off than how we found it.” Housemates Grace and Beth practice simple and effective water-saving routines around their sharehouse. Having both grown up aware of environmental impacts, these housemates and their pup form a sustainable family making every drop count.

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Aquarevo sustainable housing is changing the way we live with water.

Located in the South-East of Melbourne, Aquarevo is a sustainable community changing the way we use water at home. Local resident Dr Hamidul tells us the benefits of putting water-saving first.

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Sustainable water-saving practices are breathing life into our community.

Nestled alongside the Yarra River, Bulleen Park is home to community gem, Yarraleen Cricket Club. The picturesque grounds are maintained using recycled water provided by the Bolin Bolin Integrated Water Management (IWM) Program, a sustainable alternative method for saving water. The IWM system harvests stormwater from a 35-hectare catchment of the…

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"If we can do it, so can you"

Killara Primary has a secret water-saving weapon: its students. Clad in high-vis and with a simple mission to save the planet, Killara’s environmental club trawl the halls looking for water leaks and wasted water.

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Hairdresser turned vegetable harvester

For Caroline Daoud, the sound of a summer thunderstorm rolling in means one thing: it’s time to put the pots out. Racing to beat the rain, Caroline hauls spare four litre pots onto the veranda. She’s collecting water to use on her thriving vegetable garden. “My mum’s always laughing and…

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Water saving is easy, no matter where you live

“Water saving is very important to us, if we can do our small bit in trying to save water it goes a long way to all of us at Nightingale being more water smart,” says Oran. He’s lived in the Nightingale 1 building…

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