Get close up and personal with the most fascinating, useful and used liquid on Earth:
WATER

Does your thirst for a healthy future include happiness alongside the growing 3D-immersive, AI augmented, smart, on-request, sustainable, robot-automated world?
If it does, come and see if your blueprint for the future matches ours as we should be working together, and fast. Say hi.
We’re planning a goal.
We’re finding the team
To make sure all Water
Is healthy and clean.
No matter how far
Or how long we’ll be,
Every drop counts
From the rain
To the Sea.
Our charity opened its first Water Centre for Wales in 1978 at AberGwen Mill. Now, we are planning a Centre of Water Excellence for the World.

This Centre will bring together our:
- ‘Land Two‘ aquaponics project at the HoBB Field Centre
- Research on ‘Ocean One‘ incl. HVLV (High Volume Low Velocity) turbines)
- Water Design Centre
- The Collections

To design a truly sustainable future, all blueprints must balance their aims with their results. Humans may once have been unaware of the inbalance they were creating around themselves but we are no longer ignorant. We can work out our carbon footprint, our Water Footprint and the many other ways we continue to damage our own doorstep.
And if we learn how to keep this planet healthy, we stand a far better chance of becoming a multi-planet species. If not, we may end up as a very tiny entry in the history book of this solar system




By using holograms, projections, luminous paint, exhibits, UV light, LEDs, Google Tiltbrush, Microsoft HoloLens and live interactive AR apps, the WATER FOOTPRINTS in the Building Industry come to light.




Read the background to WoW’s collections.

You are already a member of this blue planet so ask yourself …
- When just about to take stuff to your local recycling centre, do you figure out the best way it’s going to be re-purposed?
- When looking to specify a steel roof truss or a timber one, do you start by considering the water footprints of both?
- When planning a new farm or industrial activity which is going to creates some sort of waste, do you start by working out whether that waste can be usefully used?
- When buying items, do you check what sort of water footprint or carbon footprint they consumed to make or grow them?



