UA student earns Munson Foundation scholarship with Black Warrior Riverkeeper. For immediate release: blackwarriorriver.org/2026-m…

The fight against "forever chemicals" is far from over. CEO @marcyaggi joins global experts in the June issue of @H2OGlobalNews to discuss the growing PFAS crisis and the urgent need for action. While the challenges remain, Waterkeeper Alliance and local Waterkeepers are making progress against PFAS and other threats to clean water and communities around the world. Read the article to learn more and support Waterkeepers’ work to defend clean water: tr.ee/Wl1pOHoE3L #PFAS #foreverchemicals #cleanwater #SupportNonprofits

THERE’S STILL TIME TO ACT! The @EPA's proposed coal ash rollbacks will legally allow corporations to contaminate our drinking water. We cannot let corporate profits come before human health. The public comment window closes on June 12. Leave your comment today: tr.ee/coalashrule

This #WorldOceanDay, we stand with @242Waterkeepers and coastal defenders around the world in their fight against offshore oil development for a more sustainable future. Read our latest blog to discover what’s at stake and how we’re taking action to protect our oceans: tr.ee/offshoredrillingblog #ocean #bahamas #waterkeeper #cleanwater

Celebrate World Environment Day by learning about solutions that work with nature, not against it. Available today on @PrimeVideo, Groundswell Film joins Kiss the Ground and Common Ground as part of an award-winning docuseries exploring how regenerative agriculture is building a more resilient future—one acre at a time. Waterkeeper Alliance is proud to support this powerful storytelling and the conversations it sparks about the future of our food, farms, water, and environment. For more information, visit here: linktr.ee/commongroundmovie #WorldEnvironmentDay #GroundswellFilm #Documentary #RegenerativeAgriculture #EnvironmentalStewardship Image credit: Groundswell Film

"Last week, the EPA held an all-day hearing on the proposed changes to regulate coal ash that were first proposed in April. The public can still comment on the proposed changes online until June 12. So far, more than 24,000 comments have been received." al.com/news/mobile/2026/06/a…

We are honored to be included in the documentary, #Groundswell, which shows the real benefits of farming with Nature. The answer just might be in the ground beneath our feet. You can watch it June 5th on Prime Video!

Now Streaming! In this episode of Equity In Every Drop, Tonya Bonitatibus of @savriverkeeper discusses protecting the 400-mile Savannah River system across Georgia and South Carolina. She calls for a shift in environmental messaging from abstract “tree hugging” to public health and safe drinking water. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: tr.ee/sfKJ2qDFn5

Major announcement from @CoosaRiverkeepr regarding staff changes: facebook.com/share/p/1JyZFyJ…

U.S. EPA's latest action rolls back key #PFAS drinking water protections, weakening limits and delaying enforcement of existing standards for these toxic #foreverchemicals. We are tracking this closely and mobilizing a response. Stay tuned for how you can support. Read our full statement: bit.ly/4wxYwRf

For decades, the U.S. Clean Water Act has helped reduce pollution in rivers, lakes, streams, and wetlands by setting clear rules and holding polluters accountable. Recent rollbacks threaten that progress, putting millions of acres of wetlands, thousands of miles of streams, and many of our drinking water sources at risk. States can step in to help fill the gap. Waterkeeper Alliance and @WaterLawyers have released a practical guide for how states can strengthen protections after the Supreme Court’s Sackett decision narrowed federal protections. Learn more about what is possible for clean water: waterkeeper.org/protecting-c…

The video speaks for itself. These tiny pellets may look harmless, but they are not. Last Saturday, @SABWaterkeeper collected over 715,000 plastic pellets near a Dow Chemical facility in just 10 minutes. That’s only a fraction of what’s out there. At the start of the International Pellet Count, 600 volunteers across 114 sites in the U.S. and four other countries collected a total of 731,552 plastic pellets. Think about that. And then think about how much is still in our water and environment. This is why data matters. It helps build the case for accountability through advocacy, policy, and litigation. Diane knows that better than most. She’s a Texas mom who got fed up, fought back, and won the largest U.S. Clean Water Act settlement against the plastics industry. And she did it with data like what we’re collecting throughout May. This is what real change takes. People, persistence, and proof. You can be part of it. Read our release to learn more about the collective fight to end plastic pollution. And most importantly, sign up for a pellet count and report what you find. Diane is still fighting back. You can too. linktr.ee/waterkeeperallianc…

Want to be a @Waterkeeper Waterkeeper? Want to work w/two other super cool Waterkeepers (me and @NBRiverkeeper)? @SaveTheBayRI has an opening as our South County Coastkeeper, being an advocate for the waters of the south coast of RI. savebay.org/job-opening-sout…

We are the 2nd @Waterkeeper organization to grow to 2,000 on TikTok, after Chattahoochee Riverkeeper which has 8,000 . Our TikTok is growing fast, please subscribe: tiktok.com/@tennesseeriverke…

Celebrating John Kinney’s 20th Year at Black Warrior Riverkeeper with an award from the Alabama Public Service Training Initiative: blackwarriorriver.org/year-2…

What if the smallest plastics tell the biggest story? Starting May 2, people worldwide will search for hidden plastic pellets, or nurdles, in rivers, lakes, and beaches. Last year, @SABWaterkeeper collected 18,348 pellets in 10 minutes—just scratching the surface. Join Waterkeeper Alliance and partners for the International Plastic Pellet Count—a global month of action with 25 groups and volunteers in six countries confronting plastic pollution. Find details, get involved, and spread the word. Happy hunting! waterkeeper.org/internationa…

Victory in the House! The U.S. House of Representatives removed the worst anti–clean water provisions from the 2026 Farm Bill, rejecting efforts to shield pesticide companies. This win happened because people spoke up and sent thousands of messages to Congress. But the fight isn’t over. The bill now goes to the Senate, and clean water remains at risk. Contact your senators to demand a Farm Bill that protects clean water for all. Take action now: tr.ee/2026_farm_bill

"Hellcat: The True Story of an Unreasonable Texan" spotlights @SABWaterkeeper Diane Wilson and her decades-long fight to protect her Texas bay from industrial pollution. It’s a powerful look at what persistent, community-driven advocacy can achieve. If you’re in the area, catch Hellcat at the @doc_lands Documentary Film Festival on May 2 in San Rafael, CA. Learn more and get tickets at tr.ee/Hfux5bdR2n

Waterkeepers at the First Conference on the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels! Bargny Coast Waterkeeper Daouda Gueye and Waterkeepers Bangladesh Sharif Jamil joined nations, NGOs, academics, Indigenous Peoples, and activists in Santa Marta to accelerate a just transition. With 50 countries present, delegates are addressing key levers. Waterkeeper leaders are joining marches, workshops, and panels, reminding us that waterway safety is bound up with a transition away from fossil fuels.

NOW STREAMING! In this episode of "Equity In Every Drop", Millicent Olal-Muchilwa, North Basin Lake Victoria Waterkeeper in Kenya, joins us to discuss her journey as a human rights defender and the danger of speaking truth to power. She also explores how her children sparked her return to the front lines to turn local challenges into systemic opportunities for restoration. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: tr.ee/S_3xw1AXnI