#SlowWater
Landwirt Zumbrunn macht beim Ressourcenprojekt #SlowWater mit:
- Regenwasser vom Stalldach im Speicherbecken sammeln
- Keylines und Hecken anlegen
- Humusaufbau verbessern
Diese Massnahmen verlangsamen den Wasserabfluss und machen Böden widerstandsfähiger – gegen #Trockenheit und #Starkregen.
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August 12, 2026 at 1:40 PM
An interesting article that explores the data on the global water loss of 2014/2016 and the connection with the modern approach to water management
#water #slowwater #environment #nature #science
February 23, 2026 at 10:49 AM
Just 6 months!!!!
All natural #SlowWater !!!

Our post about #SlowWater
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🤯 Prepare to have your mind blown... What does six months of beaver productivity at Heal Somerset look like? Like nothing we could imagine or recognise!

Watch out for the stick from July onwards...🤪 iykyk 🦫

#BeaverLove #UKWildlife #Rewilding #EcosystemEngineers #WildlifePhotography
October 12, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Yes!!
Check out #SlowWater !!
October 4, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Please check out our pinned post about Targeted Rainfall Enhancement!!!
To rev up all life and to #SlowWater !!!
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September 8, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Same slow water, same old rocks, same old Dartmoor.

Cooling down on a hot day.

#landscape #slowwater #Dartmoor
June 19, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Barry Slowwater
March 11, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Will never be the same in my lifetime. Burned up in a fire #slowwater #longexposure
March 7, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Thanks to Jared Green at The Dirt for highlighting #slowwater approaches we need to create a Sponge Planet. We can soften floods, droughts, fires, heat, and climate change itself. dirt.asla.org/2025/02/10/k...
Kongjian Yu: Water Is Key to Climate Action
We can’t forget the central role of water in climate action, argues landscape architect Kongjian Yu, FASLA, founder of Turenscape, in a new research paper published in Nature Water. “Cl…
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February 17, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Thanks, Olga! I hope you like WAW. I'm not sure if it's actually "done" by exec order. It can be a bit complex to get water where it can infiltrate. But CA gov over the last 5 years or so has gotten way more serious about #slowwater groundwater storage, so I see this as another positive sign.
February 3, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Nature stores water underground. There, plants can access it, helping them stay hydrated and be less flammable. It supplies water to streams and rivers in the dry season, providing year-round water, supporting many forms of life, including humans. #slowwater @wadecrowfoot.bsky.social
February 2, 2025 at 5:25 PM
#justdiggit gives me hope too!!
They started 10 years ago in Africa!!
By now, nearly every villager understands it!!

Spread the word about this website below!!
This is how we will #slowwater, & rev up all life, it's the terraforming/geoengineering-prevent-your-species'-extinction handbook!!!
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February 2, 2025 at 5:19 AM
Thanks for the link!
Have you seen #SlowWater from @ericagies.bsky.social ?
It gives me hope!!

It looks like our only chance for survival is to put the pedal to the metal & rev up ALL LIFE around the ENTIRE PLANET.
That way, when a % of our efforts fail, the other % will survive & help sustain us!!
February 2, 2025 at 5:03 AM
Good information. #Slowwater projects weren't on my info radar until now. Thank you!
January 18, 2025 at 4:35 AM
We need #slowwater #recharge to replenish declining #groundwater and also to slow sea-level rise attributed to groundwater discharge. This is indeed the Anthropocene
Sea levels are rising not just due to melting ice. Pumping groundwater and rushing surface water off the land is a significant contributor. Recharging depleted aquifers via #slowwater projects could slow the rate of sea-level rise by as much as half, says Dr. Warren Wood. rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
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January 7, 2025 at 2:18 AM
Sea levels are rising not just due to melting ice. Pumping groundwater and rushing surface water off the land is a significant contributor. Recharging depleted aquifers via #slowwater projects could slow the rate of sea-level rise by as much as half, says Dr. Warren Wood. rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
rdcu.be
January 6, 2025 at 8:23 PM
In our Comment for Nature Water @springernature.bsky.social, Mr. Sponge City, Kongjian Yu, Dr. Warren Wood, and I write that the answer is to restore 🌎's #slowwater ecosystems -- floodplains, wetlands, forests, mountain meadows -- to recreate our Sponge Planet: rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
rdcu.be
January 3, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Solutions exist, and have existed for decades. How can we create the political pressure to implement them? #SlowWater #climatechange #environment #SpongePlanet
Mr. Sponge City, Kongjian Yu, makes cities porous to soften floods & droughts. I told his story, part of the 🌎
#slowwater movement, in my book "Water Always Wins." Now we & Dr. Warren Wood have a Comment in Nature Water on how to help stabilize the climate: a Sponge Planet. rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
rdcu.be
January 3, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Mr. Sponge City, Kongjian Yu, makes cities porous to soften floods & droughts. I told his story, part of the 🌎
#slowwater movement, in my book "Water Always Wins." Now we & Dr. Warren Wood have a Comment in Nature Water on how to help stabilize the climate: a Sponge Planet. rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
rdcu.be
January 2, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Mr. Sponge City, Kongjian Yu, makes cities porous to soften floods & droughts. I told his story, part of the global #slowwater movement, in my book "Water Always Wins." Now we & Dr. Warren Wood have a Comment in Nature Water on how to help stabilize the climate: a Sponge Planet. rdcu.be/d5ouG
To solve climate change, we need to restore our Sponge Planet
Nature Water - Climate strategies focus primarily on carbon, largely ignoring the destabilized water cycle that’s amplifying disasters and accelerating climate change. Slow Water projects can...
rdcu.be
January 2, 2025 at 5:49 PM