[All] Surface Tension: The Future of Water at The Museum in downtown Kitchener

[Norah Chaloner]

Do trees feature in this water exhibit?
I was amazed to attend the Water exhibit in Ottawa at the Museum of 
Nature in 2011 where there was no mention of the role that trees play to
their cleaning and recharging effects on streams and aquifers after 
rainfall.  In fact, the trees are not part of nature in that museum. I 
have not been back since but will check them out later this fall. 
Eliminating the role of trees when discussing water is a symptom of silo 
thinking.  norah

On 9/23/2013 6:32 PM, jkliggett at rogers.com wrote:
> Is there anything that small children could enjoy?
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> On 2013-09-22, at 11:23 PM, Yvonne Fernandes <fonka25 at hotmail.com 
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>> Hi Everyone,
>> I agree with Susan. It is a very good exhibit. I found the world map 
>> with the sponges showing how much water the certain parts of the 
>> world would require in the future a bit disturbing and concerning.
>> Take care everyone.
>> Yvonne
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>> *From:* Susan Bryant
>> *Sent:* ?Sunday?, ?September? ?22?, ?2013 ?2?:?34? ?PM
>> *To:* GREN All GREN
>> Hi GREN-
>> I want to highly recommend this fabulous exhibit, just opened! Darrol 
>> and I saw it but will be going back to spend hours. It's an immensely 
>> creative way of communicating water issues, as much art as science.
>> Also, Wilfrid Laurier U is presenting a series of Water Dialogues 
>> from Oct 20 through early December. I have attached the Laurier news 
>> release which discusses the exhibit and the series.
>> Cheers,
>> Susan B.
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