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World Rivers Day, celebrated on the last Sunday of September every year, is a day dedicated to our planet’s waterways. It raises awareness about the threats rivers face like pollution and overuse. The day highlights the importance of rivers for providing fresh water, supporting ecosystems, and sustaining communities. Through events like river cleanups and educational programs, World Rivers Day encourages us to be better stewards of these vital resources.
The International Day of Action for Rivers, held on March 14th annually, is a day of global solidarity for rivers. People around the world raise awareness about the threats rivers face from pollution, dams, and climate change. It’s a day to celebrate the importance of rivers for clean water, healthy ecosystems, and surrounding communities. Events include cleanups, educational talks, and advocating for sustainable river management.
Held from March 18th to 22nd, River Week offers educational events, hands-on river cleanups, and connections for river enthusiasts, including artists, conservationists, travelers, and those interested in history and geography. This week is open to both members and the general public.
World Water Day, a UN observance every March 22nd, shines a light on the importance of freshwater. It raises awareness about the global water crisis and pushes for sustainable practices. Each year, a chosen theme unites the world in tackling water challenges. This day is about ensuring everyone has access to clean water and promoting responsible water management for a better future.
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