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New Film Gives Voice to the People of Costa Rica's Río Pacuare
The following is a guest blog by geographer Denielle Perry from Amigos del Pacuare. Troubled Waters: Costa Rica’s Río Pacuare Río Pacuare...
Questions to Nam Ngiep 1 Power Company
The following letter was sent to Nam Ngiep 1 Power Company raising questions about the delays in confirming compensation rates, identifying and...
My Dream Job Has Just Become Available!
I encourage you to apply for my dream job: the position of International Rivers’ next Executive Director. International Rivers has...
Amazonian Tribes Unite to Demand Brazil Stop Hydroelectric Dams
The Munduruku, Apiaká, Kayabi and Rikbaktsa release joint statement as Brazil steps ups efforts to exploit power of the rivers...
Peru's Mega-Dam Projects Threaten Amazon River Source and Ecosystem Collapse
This article was originally posted on Mongabay. Peru is planning a series of huge hydroelectric dams on the 1,700-kilometer (1,056-mile)...
World Bank’s Broken Promises to Displaced Communities Exposed
As ministers, business leaders, NGOs and policymakers descended on Washington last week for the World Bank’s semi-annual high-level meetings, the...
The World Bank and Dams Part 1: Lessons Not Learned
As it rejoins a worldwide dam boom, the World Bank claims that the major impacts that characterized its dam legacy are...
Because the River Told Me So: Stories of two 2015 Goldman Prize winners and their rivers
“When we started the fight for Rio Blanco, I would go into the river, and I could feel what the...
A Fond Farewell from Lori Pottinger
Lori and friends in Mozambique, 2007 I write this in my last day working for International Rivers, an organization I...
2015 Goldman Prize River Defenders
Meet Myint Zaw and Berta Cáceres – the 2015 Goldman Prize Winners who are being honored for dedicating their lives to protecting rivers...