Our Water Webinar

Bonjour,

Et que dieu vous benisse. This morning we learned and participated in a Water Webinar and here are some facts i learnt this morning 


1. Aquifers can never run out because the water cycle keeps going

2. Native plantings soak up nitrogen 

3. Salt water can be made into freshwater 

4. Fossil water under Africa. what is it? It's so far underground we can't reach it   We don't have it in NZ 

5. West Auckland Community Clean up     

Here is a photo of us watching the webinar...








   The whole thing was pretty cool we learnt things that we didn't know before 
    and it was very fun listening 

  




         Je vous remercie for reading my blog hope you enjoyed it!!!

          Matilda😊🙂😃 






                    
  

   





 

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