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Columbia Basin Management Plan 2024 - 2034 A focus on a healthy and resilient future. In the Columbia Basin Trust's aim to support people and communities in the Columbia Basin, they are celebrating the release of this new Plan. The overarching theme is health and resilience, with a focus on four areas: the Trust as an organization, relationships, Basin communities and the natural environment. Specific goals within each of these areas are included in the plan. ? Read the Report: https://bit.ly/3P4ZAaX

??Only 5 days until #NDMUN27?? The 27th International Meeting of Mine Action National Directors and United Nations Advisers (#NDMUN27) will take place in #Geneva 29 April to 1 May 2024. The NDM-UN serves as an annual gathering of mine action stakeholders, uniting civil society, governments, and the broader UN community to address emerging challenges, share best practices, and reflect on lessons learned. This three-day meeting offers leaders and experts an opportunity to exchange ideas and foster connections around pressing issues within the mine action sector, all under the overarching theme: “Protecting Lives. Building Peace.”??? Topics will include the impact of mine action on food security, risk education and resilience, protection and care of survivors, and innovation in mine action. Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD)

First announced at the 4th Biennial Basin Salinity Forum, we are excited to introduce the Floodplain Processes Body of Knowledge (FP BoK), a collaborative initiative spanning 30+ years of floodplain research in the Murray–Darling Basin! Born out of a partnership between the MDBA and Basin governments of Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, ACT, New South Wales, and the Australian Government, FP BoK is an online catalog of diverse published works on floodplain processes and salinity within the Murray–Darling Basin. The wealth of resources within the FP BoK has been created by joint program activities, state-based programs, universities, CSIRO, Catchment Management Authorities (CMA), and others. It's designed to centralize floodplain information, marking a significant milestone in understanding the basin. ?? Interested? Visit the Floodplain Processes Body of Knowledge site here: https://fpbok.mdba.gov.au/ #BasinKnowledge #FloodplainResearch #Salinity #MDBA #ResearchCollaboration

Data analyzed by?Grist?and?High Country Newsreveals that a combined 1.6 million surface and subsurface acres of state trust lands lie within the borders of 83 federal Indian reservations in 10 states. State trust lands, which are managed by state agencies, generate millions of dollars for public schools, universities, penitentiaries, hospitals and other state institutions, typically through grazing, logging, mining and oil and gas production. Although federal Indian reservations were established for the use and governance of Indigenous nations and their citizens, the existence of state trust lands reveals a truth: States rely on Indigenous land and resources to support non-Indigenous institutions and offset state taxpayer dollars for non-Indigenous people. Tribal nations have no control over this land, and many states do not consult with tribes about how it’s used. #landback

How diverse disciplines interconnected with each other to understand surface and groundwater behaviour, we learned from the leading groundwater experts here. More to learn in the future! ?? Thank you, NCGRT! Glad to be part of this successful training.

We dig into the newly released 2024 State of the Lake Report and talk with some of the scientists from the Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program about the report’s findings. https://buff.ly/4duOg21

On International Mine Awareness Day #IMAD2024, let us come together to raise awareness and advocate for the eradication of landmines and explosive remnants of war. These hidden dangers threaten the lives and livelihoods of millions of people worldwide, especially in conflict-affected areas. We must work towards creating a world free from the devastating impacts of landmines, ensuring the safety and security of all individuals, particularly vulnerable populations such as children and civilians. Through education, advocacy, and support for mine clearance efforts, we can reduce the threat of landmines and build a more peaceful and secure future for all. Let us pledge to do our part in raising awareness and supporting initiatives that aim to eliminate landmines once and for all. Together, we can make a difference and create a safer world for generations to come. #Somalia The HALO Trust MAG (Mines Advisory Group) #MineAwarenessDay

#WeekendReading with The Depositional Record: Facies distribution and depositional cycles in lacustrine and palustrine carbonates: The Lutetian–Aquitanian record in the Paris Basin https://lnkd.in/dGq3BVM7

In #Ukraine, landmines predominately contaminate agricultural areas and small villages. The HALO Trust is leveraging #OpenSource research to focus on the district and community (hromada) level, prioritizing areas based on population density, infrastructure damage, and community impact. Read the full article by Anda Riza and Andro M. below and stay tuned for more #MineAction insights from #TheJournal ???? of Conventional Weapons Destruction.

Undertaking the water quality and ecotoxicology components of this important trans boundary river basin study