Water Calendar 2014 - a journey into the Mysteries of Water

A journey into the mysteries of water – with inspiring images – covering great environmental issues, nature mysteries, and research at the boundaries of science.

We see how plants and pristine rivers shape the environment of each other, and reflect on the climate. We meet water surfaces forming impressionist paintings, the Rhine Gold, research on healing and water, energy from cold fusion, and much more.

Environmental scientist Lasse Johansson has created a wall calendar with an engaging series of essays on our relation to water, and with inspiring images.

The calendar includes various dates associated with water (e.g. UN recognized days), and public holidays of several western countries.

As a new month begins, a new page opens for the month at watercalendar.com, and by following the month’s link in the calendar you will find additional information and links related to the text.

“Water Calendar pays homage to the centrality of water for our very existence. It’s also lovely to look at. ”
Gerald H. Pollack, Professor, University of Washington
Editor-in-chief, WATER

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A calendar with spectacular images and texts on water.

Environmental scientist Lasse Johansson guides us on an odyssey into the Mysteries of Water, visiting Viktor Schauberger's river restoration, ink droplets mimicking jellyfish, self-organization at the water's edge, and much more, leaving the reader with a new perspective on water.

“I have always been fascinated by water and the hydrological cycle, from evaporation to condensation, precipitation to infiltration, freezing to melting, and its return to the sea as groundwater flow or in brooks and rivers. This Water Calendar summarizes, in both pictures and text, the beauty of water as it forms wonderful flow patterns in itself while it shapes its surroundings.”
Bo Nordell, Professor in Water Resources Engineering
Luleå University of Technology, Sweden

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