Tik-Tok video encouraging people to record themselves asking questions about the river. The idea is that we don't just tell them what we think they want to know, but that they ask themselves questions and send them to us.

What is your question about the river?, is there something you would like to know? Maybe you have a concern or interest in something you don't know or don't quite understand. Come on, we'd like to hear from you. Record your question and the Universitat will look for the answer.

Tik-Tok video encouraging people to record or photograph their favourite places on the river. They are encouraged to send the coordinates of the photos so that the most visited places can be mapped.

Which parts of the river do you like best?, Why?, How would you protect them? Explore the river and send us a photo of your favourite landscapes with geolocation.

Tik-Tok video encouraging young people to help their elders express their opinion, knowledge or issues through the networks.

Maybe your grandparents know a lot more about the river than we do and want to share it. But they don't have Tik-Tok. Help your elders. Record them and let us hear their voice.

Video of people helping to keep the river clean.

Does the river look full of rubbish and do you think you can help to keep it clean? Do something about it. Everyone for a cleaner river.

Competition of photographs, documents or videos showing the flooded river.

And what about when it rains a lot? Respect the flooding space of the river. Look for photos or documents about floods that have affected the area. Ask your elders, your teachers or search the internet.