Have you checked out what’s going on WaterWideWeb’s Flickr page? Talented photographers and artists from around the world are sharing their great pictures of water with us!
Travel all seven seas, cruise the Mediterranean, and back again right from your computer, simply by clicking on our Flickr page.
At WaterWideWeb, we’re using social media tools to raise awareness about the importance of protecting and sustaining the world’s water resources.
Check out The Photo Journal of an Oregonian, which features pristine lakes and ponds in the Pacific Northwest.
You can also enjoy phenomenal shots of underwater life and coral reefs in the album Panama ICBG Program. This entire set of photographs was shared with WaterWideWeb by lead investigators in the Panama International Cooperative Program working on drug discover in Panama.
Currently, we have over 300 member in our Flickr Group, and we anticipate that these numbers will grow exponentially in the coming weeks.
Help us raise awareness about the significance of water resource stewardship. Join us on Flickr! Engage in discussion with professionals from around the world who are donating their artwork to make a stand about appropriate water stewardship.
Statistics and estimates about water insecurity can be mind numbing to some people. That’s why we are using creative art to reach all members of our readership.
A picture is worth a thousand words. And a good one, could be mean a thousand more supporters for the sustainable use of the world’s water resources.
If you would like to submit photographs for publication on WaterWideWeb’s Flickr account, please email photos and appropriate credits to: waterwideweb.org@gmail.com
The photograph above was taken by one of WaterWideWeb’s biggest supporters, Daniel Graff
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