Water Activities

National Water Week is a week set aside by Australia's water authorities to:

• Promote water conservation and water-related issues;
  
• Educate the community on the importance of water to all people and the environment;
  
• Draw a focus on year-round activities on these issues.

Throughout National Water Week, City West Water promotes 'water wise' behaviour through a range of conservation, environmental protection, water quality and water safety activities. In 2002, National Water Week will be celebrated from 20-26 October.

Biodiversity Activities

Sensitive Sites Register

The Sensitive Sites Register is a set of maps that highlight heritage, cultural and environmental sites of value across City West Water's service area. City West Water uses these maps as a guide when planning new assets or maintaining old assets, so as not to impact adversely on these areas. The Sensitive Sites Register assists City West Water in protecting remnant grassland and known habitat of endangered species within its service area.

Colin Reiter, Manager Network Services discusses a potential heritage site at the Maribyrnong River with Wurundjeri Tribe representative, Shannon Garvey and Jenny Tulloch of Biosis Research.

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