Thank you to our partner, Louisa County Conservation for taking action beyond water monitoring and reporting their water quality data.
In celebration of 2021 World Water Monitoring Day, EarthEcho International hosted their first in-person event of the year!
EEWC Ambassador Maya Weikert highlights water quality challenges facing the Chesapeake Bay and the importance of protecting this watershed.
EEWC Ambassador Emma Bolton shares the importance of reducing waste and cleaning up local watersheds.
Our Puerto Rico EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassadors teamed up with the San Juan Bay Estuary Program to restore coastal mangrove habitat!
Water Challenge partner, the National Aquarium, inspires Baltimore students to investigate water quality and life in the Inner Harbor.
Learn how to make a custom Macroinvertebrate ID guide with help from Denver Department of Transportation & Infrastructure's Donny Roush.
Queen of Peace School students highlight their efforts to raise and release Chinook salmon and their work on the EarthEcho Water Challenge.
Xylem Watermark volunteers engage Army STEM Careers Fair participants in the EarthEcho Water Challenge.
Water Challenge Ambassador Amelia Fortgang shares the importance of dialogue and conversations in addressing climate change.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Olivia Pickens shares her experiences monitoring water quality in Washington D.C.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador's take action to educate their communities on the value of water for World Water Monitoring Day.
EarthEcho International joins partners to celebrate World Water Monitoring Day in Renton, WA!
Our EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassadors are making plans to celebrate World Water Monitoring Day across the country!
2019 EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Chloe Wetzler shares her experience attending the EarthEcho Youth Leadership Summit.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Mykaela Barnes shares her work monitoring local stream quality and fish habitat.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Nicolas Lama highlights the importance of improving water health by protecting mangrove ecosystems.
We've partnered with the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation to activate students in the Bahamas and Jamaica to #MonitorWater!
Highlights from our collaboration with Friends of Chicago River to empower young people in Chicago to protect their local watershed.
Sullins Academy students share their work to address the global water crisis and United Nations SDG 6 with the EarthEcho Water Challenge!
Highlights from Media-Providence Friends School's work on the EarthEcho Water Challenge and water focused STEAM week!
The Environmental Science Center's Salmon Heroes program empowers students to protect water quality in Washington State.
Dr. Khristin Landry-Montes shares highlights from InHerit's work to engage Mayan youth in water monitoring in the Yucatan.
Highlights from the water monitoring and education work led by the Green Vigil Foundation in India in honor of World Water Day 2019.
Highlights from the work of Girl Scout Troop 50943 to monitor and protect the local waterways of Stamford, CT.
David Coello leads water quality monitoring efforts in the Ecuador's Parque Ecológico Recreativo Lago Agrio on World Water Day.
Students from the Cross-border Water Inspectors program work to monitor water quality in Belarus and Ukraine.
Highlights from the Milwaukee Riverkeeper's water quality monitoring and education programs featuring the EarthEcho Water Cahllenge.
Highlights from the Florida Aquarium's Water Investigations Program and work on the EarthEcho Water Challenge.
Highlights from the Students for Salmon Program led by EarthEcho Water Challenge partner, the Nooksack Salmon Enhangement Association.
Since 2012, the Green Vigil Foundation has monitored and advocated for the protection of local lakes and waterbodies in India.
Highlights from the work of our EarthEcho Water Challenge test kit donation recipients at the Universidad Autonoma de Baja California.
EEWC Ambassador Jack Kincus shares the impact of human activities on the Indian River Lagoon and the importance of its preservation.
Students monitor the water quality of the Maritsa River.
Highlights from our time celebrating outstanding Xylem Watermark volunteers while exploring the water environments of south Florida.
Learn more about our collaboration and partnership with Tinker's Creek Watershed Partners to support their wateryway conservation efforts.
Living Lands and Waters' Meghan Elgan shares highlights from their work and upcoming plans to monitor and cleanup the Mississippi River.
California 8th grader, Naomi Scott, works with local preschool students to teach them about the importance of water conservation.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Domingo Cortinez reflects on his experiences monitoring water quality in Biscayne Bay.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Katie Croom highlights the water quality impacts of algae blooms in Florida's Indian River Lagoon.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Armon Alex reflects on his time in Washington D.C. at our Youth Leadership Summit and Training.
Highlights from the water quality monitoring work led by the America Nepal Society and Prince William County Soil and Water District.
Austin Dunlow highlights efforts to reduce waste at NC State University.
EEWC Ambassador Veronica Cunitz highlights the importance of conserving freshwater based on her experiences living on the island of Oahu.
Xylem Watermark volunteer Silvia Festival shares highlights from the work of the Xylem Montecchio to engage young water stewards in Italy.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Kyra Stillwagon highlights her experiences addressing plastic pollution on the Georgia coast.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Maria Torres highlights her work monitoring water quality off the coast of south Florida.
EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador, Dyson Chee, highlights his work monitoring water quality and the importance of citizen science.
Local volunteers cleanup the Berong Bay for World Oceans Day 2018.
Water monitoring and education program highlights from EarthEcho Water Challenge Ocean Protection Advocacy Kids, Inc.!
Students at Mintie White Elementary School took action to monitor and cleanup their local wetlands in Watsonville, CA.
Sandia Mountain Natural History Center leads local elementary students through water monitoring and ecology education programs.
EarthEcho's partnership with Mystic Aquarium's STEM Mentoring program empowered Boys & Girls Club members in Philadelphia to take action.
Ohio Girl Scouts work to monitor and clean up local water ways as part of their Wonders of Water Journey.
Xylem volunteer Cheri Hinton reflects on her experiences engaging young leaders in the EarthEcho Water Challenge.
EarthEcho Youth Leadership Council member Delaney Reynolds highlights the opportunity to become an EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador
Florida Keys High School Students work with Mote Marine Laboratory to monitor water quality and protect coral reefs.
Students and staff from Sandia Mountain Natural History Center investigate and monitor water quality in New Mexico State Parks.
EarthEcho YLC member Elizabeth Sherr highlights her experience sharing the EarthEcho Water Challenge at the Youth Ocean Conservation Summit.
Whigham Elementary School students take action to monitor water quality and prepare for their World Wetland's Day Cleanup in south Florida.
Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan host International River Crossing Event focused on water education and conservation.
Xylem Watermark volunteers bring STEM education to St. Cassian's School with the EarthEcho Water Challenge!
Students from Kentucky and Indiana team up with Living Lands & Waters to monitor water!
Gunning Bedford Middle School Monitor and Cleanup Local Rivers
New Mexico students work with USGS to analyze local water quality
Students test local water quality in Bulgaria
New Jersey 5th grade students monitor water with the help of Xylem Watermark!
We're excited to team up with Sarah and Patrick Houston on their 2,000 mile journey investigating the water of the Mississippi River!
Xylem Employees Help to Launch the 2016 Monitoring Period
The Treverton Post Matric students of 2015 undertook an adventure during June 2015.
Youth trained as nature guides and young scientists lead a number of presentations and participate in community events.
Mark storm drains in your city to help prevent waterway pollution.
Learn how to host a waterway cleanup from our partners at Living Lands & Waters.
Share a water education presentation at your school to inspire your peers to take action.
Organize a tree planting to restore habitat in your local watershed.
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