in Canada in 1987. One hundred 48m² (520 sq. ft.) fog fences were assembled in northern Italy. The project was able to yield on average 0.5 litre of water for every square meter (1½ fl. oz. per sq. ft), or 33L (8 gallons) for each of the 300 villagers, each day.

In nature

Fog collectors were first seen in nature as a technique for collecting water by some insects and foliage. Namib Desert beetles live off water that condenses on their wings due to a pattern of alternating

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