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#WorldWetlandsDay is on February 2—and we're celebrating the many ways wetlands and nature make life better for everyone by sharing your stories on how #WeAllNeedWetlands. Here is what Doris from QC had to say. Thank you for sharing your story and being an advocate for wetlands!

Learn practical tips for communicating complex scientific concepts to a non-technical public at the next #WaterLeadership: “Sharing Science: Clear Language Writing”. Feb 6 in E2-2350. Lunch provided. Learn more: bit.ly/3OmbmgM #UWaterlooLife

#WorldWetlandsDay is tomorrow, February 2—and we're celebrating the many ways wetlands and nature make life better for everyone by sharing your stories on how #WeAllNeedWetlands. Here is what Zachery from Saskatchewan had to say: ⬇️

Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! DYK #wetlands are sensitive to changes in #water levels? Long-term changes can alter the diversity of plants and wildlife and a wetland’s role in promoting water quality. #greatlakes

Happy World Wetlands Day! Together, we can prioritize the conservation of these ecologically vital areas for the well-being of our planet and the diverse species that call wetlands home. Learn more in our blog post: watersheds.ca/wetlands-how-m… #Wetlands #WorldsWetlandsDay

Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! Read our news story from last year about the importance of protecting small isolated wetlands. Every wetland matters! uwaterloo.ca/lake-futures/n… Frederick Cheng Nandita Basu

From agriculture to urbanization: researchers at University of Waterloo Ecohydrology Research Group analyzed sediment cores to reveal that an Ontario freshwater lake's eutrophication symptoms have worsened due to salinization from excessive runoff of road salts. the Water Institute gwf.usask.ca/outreach/scien…

💧 Get ready to make waves on #WorldWaterDay, March 22nd! Join the Water Institute's celebration featuring international Indigenous Rights and Water activist Autumn Peltier, along with an inspiring lineup of speakers. Registration is now open: uwaterloo.ca/world-water-day

March 22nd: Join the Water Institute for ‘Securing Canada’s water future’, exploring UW’s legacy in developing sustainable water management under the $78 million pan-Canadian Global Water Futures program. Tomorrow is the last day to register! uwaterloo.ca/world-water-day

Don't miss out! TODAY is your final chance to secure a spot at the Water Institute’s World Water Day celebration.💧Join us for insightful talks by Indigenous Rights & Water activist Autumn Peltier, Water Advocate and speakers from the Global Water Futures project. uwaterloo.ca/world-water-day

#IAGLR24 registration is officially open! Join in with your fellow researchers to learn about the amazing #GreatLakesSci that has happened since the last conference and to socialize with your colleagues. Early bird rates will be open until April 2: bit.ly/4c56vuC

World Water Day is right around the corner! One day of the year is not enough time to celebrate water and all that it does for us. Tune in each day this week for resources, webinars, and educational content that will help you protect your local freshwater!💧 #WorldWaterDay

Thank you to Indigenous Rights & Water activist Autumn Peltier, Water Advocate for inspiring Waterloo’s next generation of water warriors. Fantastic start to the #UWaterloo the Water Institute #WorldWaterDay 2024 celebration! 💧 #SDG6 #WaterIsLife

Lake Futures PI Nandita Basu speaking at the World Water Day panel exploring Waterloo's GWF legacy

Big thanks to Science Graphic Design for a fantastic workshop yesterday, teaching our students and postdocs the art of visualizing science! HQP learned about accessibility & other design principles to ensure their science is communicated effectively with impact to all!

Check out this Water Research spotlight on some Lake Futures research: Tracking phosphorus across time and space uwaterloo.ca/water-institut…

Looking forward to this talk and learning more about water quality forecasting innovations in lakes and reservoirs Sandra Cooke Dr. Rebecca Rooney Tonya DelSontro Dr Maria Strack

The April 24th edition of #WaterNews is out now! bit.ly/3QhkrZa Stay in the know about our groundbreaking research and exciting programs. Don't miss out – subscribe to our newsletter today! 💧

🗓️ Save the date for our next webinar on the Value of Water in Canada: "Studying the Sacred: Water is Life," featuring Dr. Elaine Ho-Tassone, Dir. of Operations, NORDIK Institute & Adjunct Prof. at Algoma U. Register now: bit.ly/3y1Q0zU #ValueOfWater #WaterIsLife

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