Last Saturday marked World Water Day!
A reminder of the vital role water bodies, both large and small, play for people and the planet.
For more about our work on the water domain: https://www.evo-land.eu/domain/water/
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Wanted: Water for a thirsty land
Almost half (47%) of Africans say droughts have intensified in their region over the past decade, and more than half (56%) say they went without enough clean water during the past year.
Check out Afrobarometer’s latest survey in issue 195 of The Continent. #WorldWaterDay2025 #worldwaterday
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Op-ed for #WorldWaterDay2025. Follow Keynes’ advice from 1941- wealth tax on the super-rich can help fund social spending & defense. There’s no need for shameful cuts that will increase poverty & insecurities for the world’s most marginalised people. #USAID #water #Sanitation #WorldWaterDay2025 #UKAid How Aid Cuts Will Shatter Global Water and Sanitation Progress https://www.ipsnews.net/2025/03/aid-cuts-will-shatter-global-water-sanitation-progress
Happy World Water Day! 
Today, we celebrate the essence of life: water! Let's honor traditional practices that cherish this precious resource. Join me in advocating for sustainable water use while enjoying festive activities with loved ones. Together, let's raise awareness and protect our waterways for future generations! 
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Celebrate World Water Day 2025 at Lake Johnson Park
Join the City Of Raleigh for an exciting event to celebrate World Water Day 2025 at Lake Johnson Park in Raleigh, NC, on Friday, March 21st, 2025, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. This event is a collaboration between Raleigh Parks and NC State University, bringing you Trailside Science: Celebrating World Water Day.
What is World Water Day?
World Water Day is an annual observance by the United Nations, dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of freshwater and inspiring global efforts to address water-related challenges. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the critical role water plays in sustaining life on Earth.
About the Event
This year’s celebration promises an exciting, water-filled adventure for all ages. The event will explore the impact of water quality, algae, and algae blooms on pets, wildlife, and humans. Attendees will engage in fun, hands-on citizen science activities, learning from experts and partner organizations about the delicate balance of ecosystems in our water bodies.
This trailside event will feature educational activities that highlight how water sustains life, making it an enriching experience for curious minds of all ages. Whether you’re passionate about the environment or simply looking for an interactive way to celebrate World Water Day, this event is for you!
Event Details:
• Location: Lake Johnson Park Waterfront Program Center
• Date & Time: Friday, March 21, 2025, 3:00–5:00 p.m.
• Ages: All ages welcome
• Cost: Free admission
No advanced registration is required, so feel free to drop by and participate in this wonderful celebration of water and nature. They look forward to seeing you at Lake Johnson Park for this exciting and informative event!
