Estuary Update!
Greetings to our volunteers, collaborators, followers, and the estuary community. We hope you are well upon receiving this email. We share These initiatives and actions are carried out week after week. These activities, tips, and information are for the benefit of everyone.
Weekly water quality monitoring
We present the results of the weekly water quality monitoring, Conducted on Wednesday, November 25, 2020. Results published for our Facebook page.
Workshop Series: From Reality to Augmented Reality
Today November 25 Wednesday of 2020, The Estuary's Resident Artist, Adriana García, conducted the workshop Drawing our environment: The mangrove, via Facebook Live. This workshop is part of a series of training workshops, aimed at developing our own illustrated augmented reality filter, from its drawings to its assembly on the Spark AR platform.
The next workshops, focused on digitizing the images created in the drawing workshops, will be held via Zoom. To register for the workshops Conceptualizing and digitizing an illustration y Spark AR: Creating a basic filter, access HERE.
To view both drawing workshops, access the Facebook pages of @estuariosanjuan o @laGoyco.
Applications are still being accepted for the 2021 Estuary Artist-in-Residence Program
The Estuary invites you to participate in the informational meetings of Artists Program Estuary Residents 2021. At these information sessions, you'll be able to: learn about previous projects, get answers to your questions about the application process, and meet the team leading this initiative. Don't miss the second meeting next week. Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 6:00 PM
To register, log in AWHO.
Deep Estuary
In the new episode of #DeepEstuaryMillie Gil interviews Attorney Rafael Marchargo, Secretary of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources of Puerto Rico.
Listen to it on your favorite app or by https://estuario.org/podcasts/
Set aside the date
Participate in Puerto Rico Watersheds Symposium 2020, Thursday, December 10, 2020, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, via ZOOM.
The symposium will emphasize the relevance of sustainable planning, based on the geographical framework of watersheds, and the benefits of its implementation in Puerto Rico.
Special guest Dr. Thomas H. Douthat, from the Department of Environmental Sciences at Louisiana State University, USA, will speak about integrated watershed management actions in Louisiana and share his perspectives for Puerto Rico.
Co-sponsored by the San Juan Bay Estuary Program, the Center for Landscape Conservation, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Puerto Rico Institute for Water Resources and Environmental Research, and the Puerto Rican Planning Society.
This event is free of charge. Register for the event. HERE.
Help the Estuary by shopping on Amazon
Thanks to the AmazonSmile initiative, they can contribute to the Estuary's activity budgets for the restoration and management of water bodies in the metropolitan area at no additional cost.
They just need to access the following link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/66-0657150
After choosing Estuary as their preferred entity, they can continue their shopping as usual.
¡The Estuary The countdown continues to #GivingTuesday 2020!
Through reforestation activities, the establishment of safe water sources, the installation of solar energy systems, and the management of our green spaces, the Estuary has worked to restore and strengthen the communities and natural resources of our watershed.
In this close In 2021, the Estuary is focused on producing Puerto Rico's first multi-jurisdictional risk mitigation plan. No matter the amount, you can contribute to its creation by donating through: https://estuario.org/donar/
We've prepared a short video showcasing some of the recently completed projects in the communities of the Estuary watershed. Take a look. HERE:
The Estuary wishes you a happy Thanksgiving and a great weekend!
The Estuary wishes you a happy Thanksgiving weekend and thanks all the volunteers, collaborators, followers and estuarine communities who support our actions for the restoration and management of the water bodies of the Metropolitan Area, as well as the health and resilience of the communities that border it.
Tune in to our social media channels, where we share information, including various virtual activities that will contribute to your knowledge and personal and professional development. For any questions or inquiries, please contact us through [contact information missing]. [email protected].
The Estuary wishes you a good weekend. We encourage you to stay connected with us through our social media channels.
