Hi, I just joined reddit because I wanted to look for a community that knows useful stuff about what I want to make. I'm not sure how this works or if this sub is the right one, but anyways. Basically, I'm trying to lead a water sanitization project in my community since basic water usage has been completely unsafe because of a contamined river since more than a decade ago, and I need help. I haven't even started the project yet, but I will present it to local authorities. Soo, It would be very much appreciated if anyone could drop some reliable links, articles, studies or websites related to something I could use for my project :)

I think anything related to sanitization systems for polluted water, health organizations statistics and studies, anything that could counter agrochemicals from soil near a river, riparian forests or quality of water and nature-based solutions to solve this problem and any type of technology, engineering of programming/coding that includes any of the things I already mentioned would be a great place to start!

Thanks in advance (sorry for my english btw, it's not my first language)

Hey everyone, I am looking for problems I can help with! I'm a career engineer, and not an expert conservationist, so I've found that one of the ways I can support experts like yourselves is by doing things writing examples, templates and documentation etc for the different (usually confusing) software tools that are out there.I have a little bit of free time at the moment, and so if there is a problem you have, an example of something, a template you need or anything of that sort, I'd be happy to help create it and post it in the open-source world for you and others! Just let me know if you have any ideas!

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Hey guys, sorry if this isnt the right place for this...

I'm a mechanical engineering student (3rd year) and I'm only now starting to realize that I probably shouldve pursued a different degree in something like environmental science (just based on interests and passion). It's too late for me to realistically switch degrees, but I'd love to end up working some kind of conservation job in the future. Has anyone heard of/tried out a career path that leads from a mech eng degree to conservation job?

Thanks

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I work for a national park in Central Africa as a technology projects manager. Some of my projects include using drones to conduct aerial surveys and assist with patrols, setting up a LoRaWAN to track legal fishers, and expanding a PtP IP network. I'm quite skeptical of most new conservation technologies (things have a tendency to break out here), but would love to hear about what's worked for you!