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Sep
World Water Monitoring Day, on September 18, is a special day when people all over the world learn about and check the health of their local water sources, like rivers, lakes, and streams. On this day, volunteers test the water for cleanliness and safety. This helps everyone understand how important it is to take care of our water. Clean water is necessary for drinking, playing, and for plants and animals to live. By checking water regularly, we can keep it safe and make sure we have enough clean water for the future.
How to celebrate World Water Monitoring Day?
To celebrate World Water Monitoring Day, you can visit a nearby pond, river, or lake with your family or friends. Bring a water testing kit to check the water's health, like its pH and clarity. Take notes or draw pictures of what you observe. Learn about animals and plants living there. You can also pick up trash around the area to help keep it clean. At home, make a poster about saving water or write a story about what you learned. Share your discoveries with others or your class to inspire them to care for our water too.
Where World Water Monitoring Day is celebrated?
- - International
