It's easy to forget that the products we consume come from far away. It's even easier to forget how they get to us.

Guest blogger Lisa Walker offers tips on keeping a healthy lawn AND conserving water.

Fighting climate chaos can sometimes feel like a discouraging list of "don't's"—but when it comes to planting trees, we face an easy and exciting "do".

Betsy Damon sat down with artist Xie Rong to talk art, activism, and Keepers of the Waters. This is one of her most in-depth interviews yet!

2020 was the year that the new global reality set in.

Join millions of people around the world to celebrate the lifeblood of our planet: our rivers.

If water is the foundation of planning and design, then all housing developments, shopping malls, parking lots, and housing developments, road systems and transportation hubs need to have a water plan that contributes to the sustainable future of your community. Here are a few ideas.

When we think of plastic pollution, we picture bags and bottles floating at sea. But the bigger problem is much “smaller”.

A river can only be as clean as the water upstream.

Betsy Damon’s formative 1985 piece The Memory of Clean Water is currently being shown in ecofeminism(s), cureated by Monika Fabijanska.

A recent investigation by The Guardian has uncovered a dismal picture when it comes to America's public water supply: millions of Americans are facing higher and higher water bills, all while water quality is falling.

The bottling industry's tactics disproportionately harm black, brown, and low-income communities.

Betsy recently spoke with Xavier Cortada in discussing the connections between the coronavirus pandemic, the environment, and the Black Lives Matter movement. Watch the interview!

Turtle Bay Exploration Park produced this wonderful video about Betsy Damon’s interactive piece Sounds of Water.

With the earth's ecosystems already in crisis, we must move beyond sustainability into regeneration.

As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, the search for answers begins. Like most disruptions to human life, the answer involves nature.

Time and time again, cruise companies put profits before people. To put it bluntly, cruise ships are terrible for the world. A recent study reveals that Carnival Corporation emits 10 times as much air pollution as all cars in Europe combined.

More and more communities are catching on to the obvious benefits of removing old dams from their rivers.

Following California, New York is posed to be the second state to ban the wasteful—and completely unnecessary—use of plastic bags.

Water is earth's neurotransmitter. We must take this into account as we work to restore earth's living systems. Next time you see a body of water, ask yourself: what message is this water carrying? From where, and to whom?