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The Women of Inga: A Portrait of Resilience

A woman addresses her fellow villagers at Mvuzi 3 – Inga. Ange Asanzi/International Rivers. “Go and tell them that we,...
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Lessons from the Goldman Prize 2017: Time to Act

Goldman Environmental Prize Winners 2017. Photo: Goldman Environmental Prize On Monday, April 24, in San Francisco, six activists from around...
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An Iconic River in Conflict: A Photo Journey Along the Salween River

The Salween River holds a unique place among the world’s great rivers, not only due to its vibrant ecosystem and...
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Saluting Women Water Warriors

Kayapó women bathe their children in the waters of the Xingu. Photo by Glenn Switkes. In many parts of the...
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Health and Happiness for China’s Rivers in 2017

Stephanie Jensen-Cormier on an abandoned barge that had been used to explore the best spots to build large dams on...
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2016: The Year in Review

The Bargny Coast Water Keepers in Senegal celebrate the Day of Action for Rivers 2016. Bargny Coast Water Keeper What...
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Reflections on the US Election

The morning after the election, we woke up sad, confused and scared. The President-elect of the United States ran a...
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A River Protection Dream Team

International Rivers is pleased to announce that David Gordon and Michael Simon, two brilliant campaigners with unmatched experience in environmental...
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Water/Power Woman of the Year 2016

“It’s not about me. It’s about them.” As she utters these words, you can’t help but admire Phyllis Engefu Ombonyo’s...
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A River of Impunity: The Situation for Environmental Defenders Opposing Hydropower Projects

“I cannot freely walk on my territory or swim in the sacred river and I am separated from my children...