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WIL Brasil 2019 Report

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Category: WIL Brasil 2019 reportDecember 13, 2019

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Our Youth Advisory Board retreat in Toronto was a Our Youth Advisory Board retreat in Toronto was a blast this past weekend! . . . #toronto #water #waterleaders #youth #climateaction #waternetwork #youthadvisoryboard
Tomorrow is the first day of fall in the Northern Tomorrow is the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Weather is cooling, and you might wonder about what our water dwelling species are doing. Nature Canada describes Brumation: the hibernation-like state that cold-blooded animals (reptiles and amphibians) enter during very cold weather. It is triggered by the onset of colder temperatures and shorter daylight hours and can last for months. Animals in brumation typically wake up to drink water and might shift before returning to sleep. Blanding’s Turtles and Northern Leopard Frogs are brumating species. The turtles remain underwater until the beginning of Spring, and the frogs spend their winters under the ice of rivers, creeks or ponds. A high concentration of glucose in the vital organs of Leopard Frogs prevents freezing. Once the weather warms and the ice melts, the frog will thaw and its heart and lungs resume normal activities. . . . . #brumation #firstdayoffall #firstdayofautumn #nature #canada #frog #turtle #water #wetlands #lake #river #waterleaders #waterkeepers
Join our Global Water Collaborators Network! 🌎 Join our Global Water Collaborators Network! 🌎 Our water needs connection! 🔗 To infuse energy, reignite, reconnect, and enhance knowledge mobilization across regions and the globe, Waterlution is developing mechanisms to enhance and support the Waterlution network, to increase global knowledge sharing, connect passionate young leaders, and build bridges across sectors. Sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive news and updates every month (link in bio and in our stories today). . . . . #water #waternetwork #waterconnectsusall #waterleaders #knowledgesharing #waterleaders #waterinnovation #watersolutions
Hasan Awad and his team are Wavemakers in our Worl Hasan Awad and his team are Wavemakers in our World Water Journey! They are working on the Biosetter project, founded as part of WIL Lebanon 2021. BioSetter Leb is a biogas production start-up that will produce and supply biogas to farmers, industry, and households. The team has been conducting numerous studies in the eastern part of Lebanon “Al-Bekaa” to assess the biogas potential and physicochemical characteristics of the local feedstock, with the purpose of deepening their understanding and knowledge in the matter and becoming Lebanon’s leading source of bioenergy related information. Explore Lebanon and other places around the globe where water leaders are making an impact in their community at the link in our bio for #worldwaterjourney . . . #water #waterleaders #waternetwork #waterinnovation #waterstories #watersolutions #waterprofessionals #waterpreneurs #climateaction #Lebanon #bekaavalley
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