We ensure that Victoria has safe, sustainable and productive water resources to meet our urban, rural, recreational, environmental and cultural needs.
Reconnecting communities to water for cultural, economic, customary and spiritual purposes.
DEECA releases the 20th edition of Victorian Water Accounts with the latest report.
During National Water Week 2024, we’re highlighting efforts to return water to Traditional Owners and support cultural values.
We're celebrating National Water Week 2024, with a wave of activity happening across the state.
Recycled water project provides a more secure water supply to help growing vegetables on Melbourne's doorstep.
You can get involved with environmental projects across Melbourne, Geelong and Ballarat.
Introducing the new Victorian Water Accounts website: explore the latest report.
More certainty and flexibility for water users along the Murray, Goulburn, Loddon, Campaspe, Broken, Ovens, Werribee, and Thomson-Macalister...
Grants to improve native habitats along urban rivers and creeks.
Ensuring the Latrobe Valley’s old coal mines are transformed into safe and stable sites.
How you can reduce your water use, take control of your water bills and find support.
Explore information about water management and stay informed about all things water-related on your land.
Victoria's projects and plans for our water resources.
Victoria's waterways are made up of rivers, wetlands, floodplains and estuaries.
Effective catchment management enhances the sustainability and productivity of our natural environment, providing benefits to the community.
The use of a diverse range of water sources improves the security of water supply in an uncertain future.
DEECA works to ensure that Victoria has a safe and reliable water supply.