WALKING WATER is an invitation, an action, an educational journey and a prayer intended to bring our voices, our stories, our commitment to our local and global watersheds through the act of walking together, following the waterways both natural and man-made.
WHAT WE DO
Walking with and for the waters, lands and peoples
STORIES FROM OUR BLOG
Another City is Possible – Part 2 by Alan Bacock
On April 29, 2019, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti released goals for the city to have a sustainable future through a plan called LA’s Green New Deal. LA’s Green New
Sacred Headwaters in B.C, Canada by Hana Bernardova
My name is Hana Bernardová and I come from the
Update on Patsiata/Owens Lake by Kathy Bancroft
Summer is arriving in Payahuunadü and the wildflowers have been
The struggle for water in Cochabamba, Bolivia by Marcela Olivera
As I write this, we are facing difficult times in
Report on Geography of Hope by Justine Epstein
Walking Water was invited to partner with Black Mountain Circle’s
WORLD MAP
This map intends to highlight some of the water walks that are happening in the world today and the paths that have been walked for generations. We have the chance to recognize and move from ‘boundaries’ to respect for places, homelands as well as migrations, pathways and journeys. Also included are projects from around the world that are working with water in ways we feel are inspiring and community-based.
PLEASE SUPPORT WALKING WATER
Walking Water thrives from an abundant community of volunteers, donors, contributors and supporters. If you feel inspired to contribute what you can be it time, skills, equipment and/or money then please contact us or go direct to our donate page.