The #WorldWaterRelay started as a bold idea: a global relay for water, stretching across every habitable continent, uniting people from all over the world 🌍🤝💧. And YOU brought it to life. This wasn’t just a run. It was a movement. A clear message that when we come together,

To mark the first ever #WorldLakeDay, I want to share the stories of two lakes I’ve visited. Two vital ecosystems on two very different paths. 🇰🇪 In Kenya, Lake Naivasha is thriving. Locals describe it as the backbone of their community, connecting fishermen, farmers and

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Hello from Stockholm 👋 I’m here for #WorldWaterWeek, the biggest global gathering on water, where we come together to share ideas, challenges and solutions. This year’s theme is all about water and climate, and how we speed up action that tackles both. Later today I’ll be

RT @WetlandOrg: It's official!We successfully launched Project #WEZESHA in Nairobi! 🎉. This youth-led initiative is training communities to….

RT @WetlandsIntEA: The Wezesha Project officially launched today, setting the stage for youth-led action in wetlands restoration. Hear fro….

Our next chapter is here! ✨. I'm delighted to share that we are funding 8 community-led projects across Kenya and Uganda, each driving solutions that protect water, health, food and nature 💧🌍. First up is @WetlandOrg's Project WEZESHA, which launched yesterday. Young leaders

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Deep in the Jordanian desert, we stopped on a mountain overlooking pink sands that stretched far into the distance. Pausing to chat to a Bedouin, I asked what he would say to world leaders about the water crisis. "That’s easy," he said. "I’d tell them 'you read it, but we

Incredibly disappointing outcome (or lack thereof) as #PlasticsTreaty talks end without the action our planet so urgently needs.

Can’t wait for #IRS2025 in Brisbane! It’s a special opportunity to join forces with people who care deeply about our rivers and to explore how we turn big challenges into real, collective action for people, economies and our planet.

Water doesn’t come from a tap. It comes from here 👇🏞️💧

There’s a reason we feel better by the water 💧. Studies show that spending time near blue spaces like rivers, lakes or oceans can reduce stress and help us feel more at peace. Even just watching or listening to water move can have a powerful effect on how we feel!. One

Meet Romulus & Remus—the world’s first de-extinct animals brought back from extinction using DNA from 72,000-year-old fossils. Follow to watch these dire wolves grow and to discover the next species we’re working to bring back.

Across languages, cultures and continents, one thing connects us all:. Water💧. In Kenya, it’s called maji. What’s your name for it? 🌎👇

Over 35% have already been lost, and more than half are at risk of collapse by 2050. If we want healthy rivers, coasts and communities, we urgently to protect what’s left. 📸: Matt Curnock / Ocean Image Bank

5. Slow the flow of water, reducing erosion and helping rivers and coasts stay stable. 📸: Matt Curnock / Ocean Image Bank

4. Protect coastal communities from floods, storms and rising seas. 📸: Matt Curnock / Ocean Image Bank

3. Provide habitats for over 1,500 plant and animal species . 📸: Ocean Image Bank / Lorenzo Mittiga

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2. Store around 1,000 tonnes of carbon per hectare. 📸: Ocean Image Bank

1. Trap pollutants from rivers before they reach the sea\. 📸: Santanu Majumdar / Ocean Image Bank

Happy #WorldMangroveDay! 🌿🌊💙. Here are 5 ways these extraordinary ecosystems help keep our rivers, coasts and communities healthy 🧵⬇️. 📸: Matt Curnock / Ocean Image Bank

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How do you like to stay cool during the summer? I love taking a dip in a creek.