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Dammed, Displaced and Forgotten
People displaced by the Sardar Sarovar Dam in India. International Rivers When the World Bank planned the Ruzizi II hydropower...
Why We Celebrate Rivers
Areng River, Remote River Home to the Siamese Crocodile. Photo courtesy of Luke Duggleby. May not be reproduced withouth permisison....
The Name of a River
This is a guest blog by Parineeta Dandekar of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People Thinking Athirappilli....
Building Sustainability into the East African Power Pool
New Study Recommends Less Hydro, More Climate-Resilient Renewables UC Berkeley’s Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory and International Rivers have co-published...
The Nile Project: A River Runs Through Them
The Nile Project “Rivers Unite, Dams Divide.” It’s my favorite activist slogan, one I learned from Turkish activists, and it...
Gibe III Reservoir Begins Filling, Launching Lake Turkana’s Slow Decline
Gibe III reservoir is filling. Photo: Landsat International Rivers has learned that the reservoir behind the huge Gibe III Dam...
Lake Turkana At Risk: FAQ
Lake Turkana. Photo copyright Jane Baldwin Lake Turkana is a miraculous natural wonder that supports vibrant, unique cultures and remarkable...
How Students Can Protect Rivers
Students and Rivers in Kenya. Photo Credit: Environmental Africa This is a guest blog by Precious Wangechi from Environmental Africa...
Lifeline for Over 1 Million in Mali Under Threat by World Bank Dam Plans
The Inner Niger Delta in Mali is one of Africa’s largest wetlands, a verdant and biologically rich area bordering the...
The Scramble for Water, Land and Oil in the Lower Omo Valley
The remote Omo watershed in East Africa encompasses life-giving rivers and a huge desert lake in both Kenya and Ethiopia....