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Twitter chat: Be a part of the solution as one of our #WaterHeroes
We invite you to be part of the solution. Join our Twitter chat at 12pm on 28 March and become a Water Hero.
Along the way they learned many valuable lessons about the challenges facing water in South Africa: Water doesn’t come from a tap - it comes from nature, our water source areas to be precise. These areas, which make up just 10% of our land, deliver half of the water that flows in our rivers and fills our dams. Yet only 16% of our water source areas are formally protected. Meanwhile, our water source areas face threats from unsustainable farming, mining, forestry and land degradation.
If we truly value water, we need to understand where it comes from and use it wisely.
We invite you to be part of the solution. Join our Twitter chat at 12pm on 28 March and become a Water Hero.
We’ll be asking:
Q1: What do you think are the biggest water challenges we face? #JourneyofWater #WaterHeroes
Q2: What do you think are the possible solutions? #JourneyofWater #WaterHeroes
Q3: What are you doing to become a Water Hero? #JourneyofWater #WaterHeroes
Q4: Share the power. Tag those who you believe have what it takes to be #WaterHeroes. #JourneyofWater
Don’t miss out! Follow the Twitter chat using the hashtags #WaterHeroes #JourneyofWater

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