The Water Wheel is a magazine aimed at improving general public understanding of science and technology. The Water Wheel has been in publication since 2002 with material being sourced from outside the WRC. Paid advertisements are also encouraged.
The Water Wheel is issued bi-monthly (6 editions per year). The WRC distributes copies to subscribers throughout South Africa and the SADC countries although there is an increasing emphasis on the electronic version.
Editorial Principles: Guidelines for Contributors
The following four editorial guidelines will assist contributors planning to submit items for publication in the Water Wheel:
- Preference is given to Good News stories - new developments, achievements, positive contributions to society and the improvement of life in general
- The Application of Science and scientific processes, methods and research in the water field are highlighted
- A Visual Approach is preferred, as opposed to long and complex articles that are difficult to read
- The Human Element should always form a major part of every science article.
For further information about subscriptions and advertising opportunities, contact the Editor: wweditor@wrc.org.za
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Latest WRC publications (November 2004)
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/05
Smallholder systems innovations in IWRM: An exciting new research programme
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/05
Career in water: Olivia’s rise from street sweeper to manager
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/05
Viewpoint: Climate change counter views
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/05
Water control ensures Great Fish River Valley remains land of milk & honey
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
A unique SA solution to an expensive problem
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
Women and water: How is gender policy working on the ground?
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
Bongikhosi Mthembu – Committed to saving rainwater and soil
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
Water and household food production
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
News from the South African water sector March 2004
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
Viewpoint: New attitudes needed on water usage patterns
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
Conferences and symposia March 2004
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/03
A passion for irrigation and computer models
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
News from the South African water sector January 2004
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
Viewpoint: Climate change – there is no need for concern
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
Young alien buster wins trip to Sweden
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
New hope for troubled waters – The Hartbeespoort Dam test case
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
Kruger rivers post-flood research programme
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
Women take lead in Nhlungwane water project
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
SAPWAT team calls for hands-on feedback
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2004/01/01
Tortoises, midnight thieves and keeping time has Prince Albert’s Irrigation Board on its toes
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/11/01
Conferences and symposia September 2003
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
World Commission on Large Dams – What South Africa is doing about it
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
Intriguing discoveries from mine fissure water organisms
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
(Careers in water) Tshepo Maeko: Rooted in Africa
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
Eradicating alien fish species from Western Cape
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
Conference & Symposia January 2004
Content Type: Water Wheel Magazine Article
Published Date: 2003/01/09
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