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Our projects
- Anglesea borefield
- Northern Water Plant
- Melbourne to Geelong Pipeline
- Armstrong Creek
recycled water - Aquifer Storage and
Recovery research - Black Rock
Recycled Water Plant - Colac water supply options
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Community
Barwon Water continues to play an active role in our local community.
We provide a comprehensive education program, run a community nursery, are committed to consultation and sponsor a range of groups, charities and causes.
Sponsorship
We provide in-kind support for community groups, schools, not-for-profit organisations, charity events and sporting clubs.
More on our sponsorship programs
Community consultation
We're committed to listening to our community on key topics and issues.
We have dedicated customers and environmental consultative committees, and consult widely for our infrastructure projects.
More on community consultation
Education program
Our education program encourages water awareness and conservation.
Guided tours of our facilities for school and community groups help to increase community education and awareness of the water and sewage treatment process.
More on our schools education program
More on our community education program
Community nursery
Our nursery propagates indigenous plants for our sites across the region.
The nursery also provides community groups with the chance to become actively involved in learning about and cultivating the indigenous plants of our region.
Please contact us if you would like to visit our nursery or to find out more.
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