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Over a billion years of Earth's geological history. 🌍

At the junction of the Yangtze and Cathaysia massifs in China, Changshan UNESCO Global Geopark reveals a remarkable record of our planet's past.

Discover how #UNESCOGeoparks connect heritage, education and sustainable development: unesco.org/en/articles/un…

Science must be accessible to everyone, everywhere.

This #WorldScienceDay, Prof. Rajaâ Cherkaoui El Moursli, a nuclear physicist and jury member of the @UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea International Prize reminds us: recognising scientific excellence wherever it emerges is key to building a more inclusive scientific community.

Learn more: unesco.org/en/days/scienc…

#ScienceForAll #ForThePeople

🔬 From climate change to public health, science plays a vital role in addressing the challenges we face together.

On #WorldScienceDay, @UNESCO highlights the power of science to connect people, inform societies and support sustainable development.

With the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (2024–2033) underway, now is the time to advance #ScienceForAll.

🔗 Learn more: unesco.org/en/days/scienc…

#ForThePeople

Around 2 billion people rely on water from glaciers, snowmelt and mountain runoff. The cryosphere holds approximately 70% of Earth's freshwater. ❄️🌍

At #COP31, UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme highlights science-based initiatives that help countries plan for water as the ice changes. 

Discover more: unesco.org/en/crida

Discover fresh perspectives and powerful stories in this month’s UNESCO Reads! 📚🌍

This edition features a curated selection of UNESCO’s latest publications, offering thoughtful insights into the ideas, voices, and solutions shaping a more inclusive and sustainable future.

Explore the new edition and stay inspired: mailchi.mp/unesco.org/une…