- Water for Victoria
- Implementation: Climate Change
- Implementation: Waterway and catchment health
- Implementation: Water for Agriculture
- Implementation: Resilient and liveable cities and towns
- Implementation: Recognising and managing for Aboriginal values
- Implementation: Recognising recreational values
- Implementation: Water entitlements and planning
- Implementation: Realising the potential of the grid and markets
- Insight: Executive Leadership for Women in Water
- Managing Victoria's Water Supply and Use
- Liveable cities and towns
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- What is the Murray-Darling Basin Plan?
- Water Resource Plans
- The Sustainable Diversion Limit Adjustment Mechanism (SDLAM): Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Additional water recovery
- Environmental benefits
- Social and economic impacts of the Basin Plan in Victoria
- Commonwealth Off-Farm Efficiency Program
- Long-term diversion limit equivalent (LTDLE) factors
- Compliance: Murray-Darling Basin Plan
- Sustainable Diversion Limits
- Where is the Murray-Darling Basin?
- Victoria's progress
- Murray-Darling Basin Plan glossary
- What is the Murray-Darling Basin Plan?
- Drought and dry conditions
- Water for agriculture
- Review of the Broken System
- Investment in irrigation efficiency
- Irrigators' share distribution
- Sustainable Irrigation Program
- Taking and using water
- Non-urban water metering
- On-farm and emergency water supplies
- Goulburn Murray Water Transformation Process Achievements Snapshot 2017–2020
- Waterways and catchments
- Our waterways
- Victorian Waterway Management Program
- Flagship waterways
- Kings Billabong Flagship waterway project
- Mitchell River Flagship Waterway Project
- Rivers of Warrnambool Flagship waterway project
- The Living Moorabool
- Merbein Common
- Caring for the Campaspe
- Budj Bim Connections
- Cann River
- Strathbogie Streams
- Mid Thomson River
- Upper Wimmera River
- The Upper Ovens River
- Wetlands
- Blue-green algae
- Estuaries
- Invasive species in waterways
- Managing vegetation in and around waterways
- Environmental water
- New framework for protecting water quality
- Technical guidelines for waterway management
- 2022 My Victorian Waterway Survey
- Our catchments
- Catchment Management Framework
- Catchment Governance
- Our Catchments, Our Communities
- Local Communities Driving the Program
- Partnerships - Local, Regional and State
- Traditional Owners and Aboriginal Communities
- Inspiring Future Catchment Management Leaders
- Women in Catchment Management
- Improving Catchments through On-ground Works
- Connected Landscapes: Adapting Corangamite’s Natural Assets to Climate Change
- Protecting the Environment via On-farm Water Efficiency
- Sustainable Dairy Management
- Implementing the Regional Catchment Strategy on the Red Gum Plains
- Implementing the Regional Catchment Strategy in the Tambo Valley
- Wetlands of the Greater Grampians
- Resilient Landscapes Vibrant Communities: Linking Lower Goulburn
- Resilient Landscapes Vibrant Communities: Bogies and Beyond
- The Tyrrell Project: Ancient Landscapes, New Connections
- Community-Delivered Integrated Catchment Management project
- Upper Coliban Integrated Catchment Management Plan Implementation
- Land, Water and Fire – Healthy Country Plan for the Boort, Lynder, Kinypanial System
- Building Resilient Environmental and Social Networks in the Upper Mitta Mitta
- Keeping Productive Landscapes resilient in the Lower Ovens
- Restoring the Natural Glory of Jacksons Creek
- Greens Bush to Arthurs Seat Biolink
- Protecting Our Ponds
- Enhancing the Health, Environment and Liveability of the Wimmera River
- Transforming the Dandenong Creek Corridor into a World Class Urban Living Link
- Our Catchments Our Communities Leadership Development Grant recipients
- Regional Catchment Strategies
- Resources
- Partners
- Integrated reporting
- Special water supply catchment areas
- Land use planning
- Recreational fishing
- Riparian Land
- Protecting the Yarra River (Birrarung)
- Waterways of the West Action Plan
- Rivers of the Barwon (Barre Warre Yulluk) Action Plan
- Rivers and Riparian Action Plan
- Our waterways
- Recognising and managing for Aboriginal values
- Recognising recreational values
- Houseboating on Lake Eildon
- Bringing back water to Green Lake
- Improving recreational access to the Maribyrnong River
- Blue Lake Rock all-abilities adventure playground
- Opening Victorian water storages to recreational fishing
- Recreational Areas Regulations
- Information-Sheet-Recreational-Area-Regulations-overview-Web.pdf
- Information-Sheet-Recreational-Area-Regulations-overview-Web-2.pdf
- Information-Sheet-Recreational-Area-Regulations-overview-Web.docx
- Model-By-law-Recreational-Areas-2012.pdf
- Recreational-Area-Regulations-overview.pdf
- Information-Sheet-Recreational-Area-Regulations-overview.doc
- Climate change and Victoria's water sector
- Planning and entitlements
- Water resource planning
- Victoria's Entitlement Framework
- Long-term assessments and strategies
- Environmental contributions
- Bulk entitlements
- Latrobe Valley Regional Rehabilitation Strategy (LVRRS)
- Water grid and markets
- Victoria’s water grid
- Realising the potential of Victoria’s water markets
- Desalination
- Victorian Water Register
- Water industry and customers
- Managing dams and water emergencies
- Managing floodplains
- Groundwater
- Water reporting
- Water resource reporting
- Water in your region
- Current water snapshot
- Historic water information
- Annual Water Outlook
- Surface water monitoring
- Surface water modelling
- Source, next generation hydrological modelling
- Surface water modelling: the specifics
- Case study: how much water should we be taking from our rivers?
- Case study: how models help us plan for climate change
- Case study: source model used in Thomson environmental flow study
- Hydrological modelling community
- Spatial Tool for Estimating Dam Impacts (STEDI)
- REsource ALlocation Model (REALM)
- Third Index of Stream Condition report
- Grants
Page last updated: 18/05/23