World Water Day in 2021

Today, coinciding with World Water Day, is the Award Ceremony of the PSIPW. The ceremony will be virtual with the participation of Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General. Register here https://t.co/Rm3G6lzk9f and login at 13:00 New York time, 18:00 Spanish time. https://t.co/4aSuDrMYSH

— Jaime Gomez (@jaumegomez) March 22, 2021

Today is World Water Day with a focus on what water means to people, its true value, and how we can better protect this vital resource. Learn more at https://t.co/I8rPPXXDo8 https://t.co/b5H0TA67fk

— MO Conservation (@MDC_online) March 22, 2021

🚰 1 in 3 people live without safe drinking water. 💧 By 2025, half of the global population will be living in areas where water is scarce. On Monday's #WorldWaterDay & every day, let's commit to protect this valuable resource! https://t.co/TblnsWsOa2 https://t.co/J8hEkwkdve

— United Nations (@UN) March 21, 2021

1 day until a new app is available to help you navigate the Connecticut River Paddlers Trail! Launching on World Water Day, 3/22. If you have ever wanted to take multi-day paddle trips or paddle the length of the #ctriver...then this is for you! Are you planning a river trip?! https://t.co/uSmRJ1IdY8

— CT River Conservancy (@CTRiverH2Oshed) March 21, 2021

Proud to stand in front of the national media on world water day asking for the basic human right of clean safe water for all, through launching a motion on Water, today with my colleagues. #WaterIsAHumanRight Watch the press conference here https://t.co/7f2pyxYgqr https://t.co/O5f3sXCsZl

— Sen. Róisín Garvey (@RoisinGarvey) March 22, 2021

From @USDA we celebrate today the National World #Water Day 2021. To learn more about our great Water & Environmental Projects program (WEP) please follow the link: https://t.co/uRwpz7SUNo https://t.co/t4o8RIL1D2

— Rural Development PR (@RD_PuertoRico) March 22, 2021

Celebrate World Water day today with this glorious waterfall at Cancleave Strand near Bude. BCP’s Climate Resilient Catchments project with @WestcountryRT is well underway, looking at how our rivers and streams can help capture carbon. #WorldWaterDay #tnlcomfund https://t.co/ZzwhddLOIB

— Bude Climate Partnership (@BudeClimate) March 22, 2021