Buğlem

Deniz YAPICI - Namık Kemal Secondary School

The Nile River, Egypt: 

"Standing on the banks of the Nile, the cradle of ancient civilizations, I reflected on how this river has given life to millions of people and continues to do so. It is living proof of how civilizations were shaped around water."

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Alenka TASLAK -Osnovna škola Dore Pejačević Našice

Amazon River, Brazil: 

"I was speechless at the immensity of the Amazon. This enormous river gives life to the rainforests, the lungs of the world. Here I understood much better how valuable every drop is for the global ecosystem."

Evra

Zeynep TURGUT - Yol İş  Sendikası Secondary School

Ganges River, India: 

"The spiritual atmosphere of the Ganges deeply affected me. This river, sacred to millions, is also central to daily life and belief. I felt not only the physical but also the cultural and spiritual dimensions of the water."

Mustafa

Gülay APA - Hacı Serpil Kabaklıoğlu Secondary School 

Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe: 

"I felt the power and majesty of nature at Victoria Falls. The tons of water cascading down reminds us that water can be not only calm but also an awe-inspiring force."

Elvan

Nuray EKİCİ - Hacı Serpil Kabaklıoğlu Secondary School

Arctic Ice, Greenland: 

"Drifting among the glaciers, the melting icebergs raised serious concerns about the future of our water resources. Here, I witnessed firsthand the effects of global warming on the water cycle."

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Gülderen AYDOĞAN - Kırıkkale Martyr Alpaslan Yazıcı Girls Anatolian Imam Hatip High School Middle School Section

Colorado River Delta, Mexico: 

"It pained me to see the once bustling Colorado River delta drying up. It's a tragic example of how overuse and climate change can destroy a water source."

Eslem

Ercan TURGUT - Maçka Cumhuriyet Secondary School

Lake Baykal, Siberia, Russia: 

"The clarity of Lake Baikal, the world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake, was mesmerizing. It reminded us how rare and precious such pure water is, and that we must protect it."

Batuhan YY.

Yeşim YILDIRAN - Namık Kemal Secondary School

Venice, Italy: 

"While walking through Venice, a city built on water, I saw that water can be both an architect and a threat. Rising sea levels threaten the future of this unique city."

Nisanur

Aliye ÇIRAK - Bezirhane Secondary School

Japanese Gardens, Kyoto, Japan: 

"The tranquility and elegance of the water in the Japanese gardens spoke to me about the aesthetic and healing power of water. A place where every drop serves a purpose, used with care."

Aras Tuna

Yeşim YAVAŞ - Gelibolu Bilim ve Sanat Merkezi

An oasis in the Sahara Desert, Morocco: 

"When I reached an oasis in the middle of the Sahara, I realized that water is a true miracle. The life flourishing in the middle of the desert cries out how vital every drop is."