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Water Wall in Motion: Winners!

Water Wall in Motion: Winners!

Winners announced at World Water Day!

In March 2020 when the pandemic succeeded to 'lock Scotland down', CREW, in partnership with SEFARI Gateway, SAGES and HEIs, opened a video competition to virtually engage Scotland’s water community and share contemporary views of the importance of water in research, management, innovation and recreation.

Videos were submitted to one of seven thematic areas and were captured online for future use as a teaching resource and to promote wider engagement of our water community.

At World Water Day (22nd March 2022), a film of the winning entries was shown and prizes awarded for each category (see below).

The acceptance speech of the Sefari Gateway theme winner, Kate MacLeod can be viewed here.

Thanks to everyone for supporting this project by sharing excellent videos, the universities etc for helping to promote the project and SEFARI Gateway and SAGES for their financial support.

ThemeTitleWinner
Droughts and FloodsAllt Lorgy, 'Stage Zero' Approach to River RestorationDuncan Ferguson (Spey Fishery Board and Partners)
Freshwater RestorationThe River Leven Restoration ProjectSarah Macdonald (Fife Coast and Countryside Trust)
Innovation in the Water sectorInnovator in water treatment technologyVictoria Porley (Uni of Edinburgh)
Living with Climate ChangeWetland farming for climate adaptationYanik Nyberg (Seawater Solutions)
Nature Based Solutions

Overview of work undertaken to understand the ecosystem

service provision potential of floating treatment wetlands

Jonathan Fletcher (University of Stirling/HNIC)
Water Quality"We all have a role to play in reducing water contamination"Lucille Groult (Uni of Dundee)
Water and WellbeingRocket Man!! Citizen science project : OurVoiceSusan Grant (Glasgow Caledonian Uni, Cadder Primary School)
SEFARI Gateway

The Hebridean Mermaid shares her love of the ocean and

the therapeutic benefits of the underwater world.

Kate MacLeod