door Li An Phoa | 10/03/2025 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience, Featured Hub, Hub
Interview with Audrey Taub, Executive Director of SLO Beaver Brigade “If you’ve got beavers in your area, recruit them to your Drinkable Rivers project – they’re the original water stewards, after all. And if you don’t have them, ask yourself why.” That’s Audrey...
door Li An Phoa | 08/11/2024 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience, Featured Hub, Hub
Interview taken by Anna Riley-Shepard “The younger kids come for the animals, the older kids come for the river measurements”, jokes Rebecca Schulte-Iserlohe of Tierpark Nordhorn’s “Zoo School”. We sat down with Rebecca and her colleague Lisa Giese to hear how...
door Li An Phoa | 08/11/2024 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience
Clara Valdez Research | Blogpost written together with Anna Riley-Shepard Dip, shake, read, repeat… nitrate concentration: zero? Kneeling in the grass by the confluence of three irrigation canals into the river Aa, I tried to wrap my head around why my Drinkable...
door Li An Phoa | 08/11/2024 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience
Blogpost and infographics by Sandra de Vries | Data analysis by Grace Saville | Survey design by Camille Janssen Since the opening of the Drinkable Rivers Citizen Science Programme in 2022, we have been able to grow into 65 hubs in over 22 countries. These hubs have...
door Li An Phoa | 10/02/2024 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience, Featured Hub, Hub, News, Vecht, WatershedRhine
The water quality at various locations around Zwolle is measured by Charlotte and Antoinette from the VechtIJsseldelta Hub for the past years. Both are incredibly enthusiastic and determined and would like to see the Vecht drinkable by 2030. In the meantime, they...
door Li An Phoa | 11/09/2023 | ActionCommunity, CitizenScience, Featured Hub, Hub, Meuse, News, Teachers, WatershedMeuse
Ingrid has worked in the educational team of the Provincial Nature Centre Limburg in Belgium for the last seven years. Various education programs are offered to schools. She encourages kids to really use their senses when they are outside. When Drinkable Rivers came...
