Kingfisher returning to Payahuunadu On November 29th 2018 at 1:50 pm " the Kingfisher took flight” In gratitude for the rain A water bird ….a symbol of a healthy watershed ..we look to ensure for and with our children Despite great concern about the weather despite many e-mails and calls wondering if we should cancel despite Big Pine School having

WALKING FOR WATER IN & THROUGH STELLENBOSCH The exploratory Eerste River Water Walk ended on a high note in Stellenbosch on Saturday, September 29. The event was warmly embraced as a celebration of the magnificence of Mother Nature and her lifegiving waters. This despite a tense atmosphere of political unrest, demonstrations and intimidation in the Jonkershoek area where the walk

CRYSTAL GEYSER IN HOT WATER FOR SECRETLY DISPOSING OF ARSENIC-FILLED WASTE Desert Sun, July 24th 2018 Bottled water giant Crystal Geyser has been charged by a grand jury with 16 counts of violating environmental and hazardous waste laws, after the jury viewed evidence that the company improperly disposed of toxic waste, a Department of Justice press release said. According to

FLOW | FOR THE LOVE OF WATER Water needs us to collaborate, to share, to pray, to co-create community, to sing and keep talking about our relationship and love for water … FLOW events are intended to offer community space to be with that relationship. Here is a short report of our first FLOW events in Chico, CA.  On March

KINGFISHER SKY ART VIDEO In October 2017 Walking Water joined with participants from three Los Angeles Schools to form a beautiful kingfisher image on a school field along the LA River. The kingfisher is a bird that is emblematic of a healthy watershed. In the form of a giant living painting, the bird became an embodied prayer that we become wise

THE ART OF LISTENING AND QUESTIONING “Change happens by listening and then starting a dialogue with the people who are doing something that you don’t believe is right.” Jane Goodall, primatologist, anthropologist and UN Messenger of Peace. Walking Water has been an epic three-year, 880km journey made up of many millions of footsteps, countless questions and a determination to