World Water Day
Hello Friends, the World Water Day
is celebrated every year on March 22. (World Water Day; avaible here)
The objective of this day is to promote
awareness about the relevance of water for our existence and other living
beings. In addition, the evidences create a moment to remember the importance
of the sustainable use of this resource and the urgent need to conserve aquatic
environments, avoiding pollution and contamination.
This year's theme is " Water
and Climate Change" and highlights the crucial importance of strengthening
water safety and establishing access to a sustainable water supply in the face
of changing climate conditions worldwide. The observance will also raise public
consciousness about the many ways shifting atmospheric and oceanic conditions
are reshaping the global hydrologic cycle.
As we all know, water is an
essential nutrient and has a key role in the human body. We can survive up
to numerous weeks without food, but only a few days without water. Every system
in the body, from cells and tissues, to vital organs needs water to function. Human are not the only species on our planet that requires water for survival. Without
water, the aquatic life will stand no chance of survival. It is highly
important that we save water that is essential to our sustainability.
In Portugal, mainly in Gerês, we
have beautiful crystal-clear waters in fountains and waterfalls, that we have
to care off. (Visiti Porto and the North; avaible here)
One of the most visited waterfalls is the
Arado Waterfall, located on the Arado River, near the village of Ermida. The
Fecha de Barjas Waterfall is another place that is very popular with tourists.
This is a high mountain waterfall whose waters come from the Rio Arado and
where you can only reach by pedestrian trails due to the difficult access. This
waterfall ends in a calm and serene lagoon with sandy shores and crystal-clear
waters. You can visit all these wonderful spaces with My GreenWay Tours, our
team would love to create a custom and unique trail for you and for your loved
ones.
Picture by Eduardo Mata |
With this article, our team hopes to
raise awareness among all our readers and to encourage the saving of this
precious resource.
Be safe!!
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