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Missed today’s #SciWednesdays? Don’t Worry!

The resources and the livestreamed recorded webinar are now available on nilewell.org.

For YouTube: 👉 shorturl.at/8Z6bZ
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Hear from Senior Researcher James Last & Journalist Henry Owino.
Date: 1st April, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm EAT
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Join us this #ScienceWednesday as we explore how climate change is affecting Lake Turkana! A recent UNEP study reveals alarming trends in rainfall and lake expansion.

Don’t miss it!

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Hear from Senior Researcher James Last & Journalist Henry Owino.

Date: 1st April, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30pm EAT
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Lake Turkana, the world’s largest desert lake is rising, not shrinking. Ancestral homes, schools & livelihoods now lie underwater as the desert lake swallows its shores.

Join us for the next #SciWednesday for this discussion!

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Join us next wednesday, for the #NileWell #SciWednesdays as we explore how invasive weeds“Mahata” are choking crops, depleting vital soil nutrients, & driving people to abandon their farmland in Kongwa District, Tz.

Don't miss this discussion!
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Tilapia is the most abundant fish in Egypt, and it is known for its resilience and unique characteristics that enable it to survive various challenging conditions.

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Tilapia have a high tolerance for various pollutants, which allows them to accumulate these harmful substances in their bodies. As these pollutants build up, they can damage vital organs such as the liver, gills, and kidneys.

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Egypt ranks first in tilapia production in Africa and third globally. In 2021, it achieved a total fish production of 2.3 million tons across various species, with tilapia alone accounting for more than half of this output.

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"Additionally, fish may migrate from one polluted location to another in search of cleaner environments, which results in certain lakes becoming devoid of specific species that cannot tolerate pollution like others." - Dr. Sally Salah El-Din
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“In a series of studies conducted at our institute, we observed elevated levels of pollutants and heavy metals in these organs. The greater the accumulation of pollutants, the more dangerous it becomes for both the fish and those who consume them,” says Dr Sally.
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Studies by the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries show pollution in the Nile & Egyptian lakes is causing tilapia and other fish to retain high levels of toxins (heavy metals/hydrocarbons) in their organs.
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Dr. Sally Salaah, an associate Professor at the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries (NIOF) Pollution Lab – Egypt research bridges wastewater pollution and aquatic health in Egypt's inland lakes.

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We are Live! Join Us!

Natural fisheries are under threat: pollution (heavy metals, hydrocarbons) is harming fish health and reducing species diversity in lakes and the Nile.

Link: l1nq.com/mWMjq
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With fish farming accounting for 85% of tilapia production and natural fisheries declining due to contamination in Egypt, the industry is built on a high-risk foundation.

Join us today for this discussion at 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Register Now: shorturl.at/pEnpJ
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Don't miss our upcoming #ScienceWednesdays on October 29th, 2025.

Topic: Egypt's Tilapia: Cheap, Plentiful, but Polluted.

Time: 4 pm - 5:30 pm EAT
Register Now; shorturl.at/pEnpJ
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Don’t miss our #SciWednesdays next week!

Topic: Egypt's Tilapia: Cheap, Plentiful, but Polluted

Time: 4pm - 5:30pm EAT

Register Now; shorturl.at/pEnpJ
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Don’t miss our #SciWednesdays next week!

Topic: Egypt's Tilapia: Cheap, Plentiful, but Polluted

Time: 4pm - 5:30pm EAT

Register Now; shorturl.at/pEnpJ
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From the Blue Community Water Journalists Africa and their flagship project InfoNile:
Studies show Egypt’s plentiful tilapia carries dangerous levels of heavy metals from pollution. Join us for our next #SciWednesdays on Oct 29th, 2025
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From the Blue Community Water Journalists Africa and their flagship project InfoNile:
Studies show Egypt’s plentiful tilapia carries dangerous levels of heavy metals from pollution. Join us for our next #SciWednesdays on Oct 29th, 2025
blue-community.net/2...

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For millions of Egyptians, tilapia is the essential, affordable protein. But its abundance is tied to a health risk due to pollution accumulation.

Join us for our next #SciWednesdays on Oct 29th, 2025, to dive deeper into this topic.

Register: shorturl.at/pEnpJ

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For our #SciWednesday next week on Wednesday, 8th, 2025.

The discussion is on Ethiopia's Endemic Plants Under Threat under the theme "Healing Nature, Healing People."

Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm EAT.

Register Now: shorturl.at/JdwPF
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Do not forget to register for our #SciWednesday next week on Wednesday, 8th, 2025.

We will be discussing Ethiopia's Endemic Plants Under Threat under the theme "Healing Nature, Healing People."

Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm EAT.

Register Now: shorturl.at/JdwPF
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Our #SciWednesdays are Back!!!

In Ethiopia, traditional healers like Uztaz Nuru Jemal rely on endemic plants for cures, from Eret (Aloe Monticola) for wounds to Fenugrik for diabetes.

Join this discussion on wednesday 8th October 2025.

Register now: shorturl.at/JdwPF

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Visuals capture authentic moments—faces, environments, daily struggles, and triumphs. This grounds the narrative in truth and helps outsiders understand communities not as abstract issues but as real people with real experiences. Catch today's session: ➡️https://bit.ly/4jmtfsA

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We are LIVE 🔴

Let's talk visual storytelling for impact.

Click here to join:➡️🔗 bit.ly/4mneSqu

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How can visual storytelling can change how we view conservation, understand complex ideas and inspire informed decisions, we are joined by @GuerchomNdebo a @NatGeo explorer & an award winning photo-journalist.

See you at 4:00pm EAT
Link: bit.ly/4mneSqu

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Did you miss our 18th #SciWednesdays session?

We explored how Rwanda is using groundwater monitoring to tackle drought, uncovered the stories behind the data, & shared creative ways to collaborate on climate, water, and community resilience reporting.

Access all the resources here: bit.ly/4kbrLCf

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Hydrogeologist Dr. Judith Uwihirwe reveals how neglected boreholes and data gaps are risking aquifer depletion and worsening drought.
Discover how tools like G3P data could change the game.
🧪 Join the #SciWednesdays discussion tomorrow, register:➡️🔗 bit.ly/4lEpxNb

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Talking of collaborations between media and science, the 18th #SciWednesdays is back with solutions for Eastern Province🇷🇼- a drought prone area.

#Groundwater use is overstretched. Could monitoring be the solution?

Join the discussion. We weigh in on the solutions.

Register:➡️🔗 bit.ly/4lEpxNb

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