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Finally, a monumental exhibition sharing our admiration for the resilience of tardigrades! Don't miss 'Slow Walker' by Peder Bjurman at Melbourne Museum Plaza. A stunning exhibition celebrating the indomitable spirit of tardigrades through Augmented Reality tech, a captivating soundtrack and AI narration. This one goes to our Australian friends: Don't miss out on this experience! #ResilientTardigrades #ARArtExhibit

What a pleasure having Multimedia Producer for Greenpeace Matt Kemp (@opticalsound), joining us for our WaterBear team August Lunch & Learn session last week! It was fascinating to gain insights from his expertise in sustainability initiatives and hear more about what happens behind the scenes at policy negotiations. He also emphasized the importance of campaigns that incorporate crucial matters into the public discourse, demonstrating the pressure of public opinion—a force that lobbyists and policymakers cannot ignore. Looking forward to sharing highlights from our session next month! #Greenpeace #SustainabilityJourney #Speaker #EmployeeEngagement

A quick break from a hectic day to indulge in the mesmerizing "The Dancing Bees" - a 2-minute escape into the beauty of nature. A visual poem woven from a man's love of beekeeping 🐝 🐝 https://waterbe.ar/3MdFJEG #WaterBear #NatureBreak #FilmAppreciation #BusyDayRespite 🌿🎥

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'Curupira - Mother of the Forest,' a WaterBear Network original directed by Lea Hejn, has been selected as an official entry for ALT EFF/!" Find out how you can support and stand as an ally to indigenous peoples globally via Treesistance 🌳 🎥 Watch it here > https://lnkd.in/egWsQRBq

When Denica Riadini-Flesch saw how women artisans in rural Indonesia were disempowered by mass production, she decided to rework the supply chain. The innovative, regenerative farm-to-closet system she devised for her fashion brand SukkhaCitta begins with sustainably-grown cotton, which is woven into fabric and decorated by female Batik artists. They're paid a fair wage to use the skills taught to them by their mothers, and can in turn pass on their craft to their daughters. SukkhaCitta uses natural, plant-based dyes, which ensures the earth is protected during the production process, and has also established craft schools for women in villages. 📽 Find out more about Denica and the #PerpetualPlanet initiative in “A Lineage of Craft” streaming for free on WaterBear now: https://lnkd.in/dnYVcU2e

Need a Monday pick-me-up? We've got baby orangutans, flamingo dads and more in this week's Positive News

We're delighted to bring you a series of short films on nature-positive initiatives, in partnership with ROLEX and the #PerpetualPlanet initiative. Our first release, A Lineage of Craft, introduces Rolex Laureate Denica Riadini-Flesch. After seeing how commercial agriculture and textile production processes disempowered women artisans in Indonesia, she set about reinventing the supply chain. The result: regenerative, farm-to-closet brand (and fellow #BCorp) SukkhaCitta, where cotton is grown in a way that nourishes the land, craftswomen are fairly paid, and neither people nor the planet are exploited. 📽 Watch for free on WaterBear now: https://lnkd.in/dnYVcU2e

👏 Bravo to The Washington Post climate team for their imagining of a waterbear emoji – that's one we'd love to see in the next update! Would emojis representing lesser-known organisms increase awareness and interest in our wonderfully diverse natural world? Some researchers think so. Read more – and see the other new emojis the WashPo team created – here: https://lnkd.in/gWYrZx5Z

🌿 Join us on the 13th of August for a green livestream panel with Universal Production Music where Poppy Mason-Watts will be delving into how WaterBear Network uses music sustainably. Don't miss out! 🎶 https://lnkd.in/eRgymYX9 🍃 #SustainableMusic #GreenLivestreamPanel #WaterBear #SustainabilityInMedia