Our latest Who Is Waterkeeper spotlights South County Coastkeeper, Dr. Catie Alves—a lifelong advocate whose passion for protecting Rhode Island waters began with a sixth-grade Save The Bay field trip. From that moment on, Catie knew she was called to connect people, nature, and policy. Through every challenge, she’s held onto that spark, inspired by the strength and solidarity of her fellow Waterkeepers. Her story is one of resilience, purpose, and deep love for her community and coastline.

U.S. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin recently announced “agency actions” to address PFAS, or forever chemicals. While he claims to support the “polluter pays principle,” his actions—such as canceling PFAS research grants—fail to match his words. It’s time for Zeldin to listen to the communities suffering from PFAS pollution and protect people from industrial polluters. Will you join us in demanding Zeldin back up his words with real action?

U.S. EPA’s recent announcement on PFAS contamination in U.S. waterways poses more questions than answers. CEO Marc Yaggi has issued a statement calling on Administrator Zeldin to priorize America's health and hold corporate polluters accountable.

In the second episode of Series 3 of 'Equity In Every Drop,' Three Rivers Waterkeeper Captain Evan Clark and Youghiogheny Riverkeeper Eric Harder talk about the threat of plastic pollution from nurdles—tiny pre-production pellets—that are spilling into their Pennsylvania waterways. Brantas River Waterkeeper Daru Setyorini shares the reality of living alongside the Brantas River in Indonesia, which is overwhelmed by plastic waste from local and global producers. She discusses the health risks, global inequalities in waste management, and how young people—like her daughter Nina—are stepping up to lead change. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

Our latest Who Is Waterkeeper spotlights South County Coastkeeper, Dr. Catie Alves—a lifelong advocate whose passion for protecting Rhode Island waters began with a sixth-grade Save The Bay field trip. From that moment on, Catie knew she was called to connect people, nature, and policy. Through every challenge, she’s held onto that spark, inspired by the strength and solidarity of her fellow Waterkeepers. Her story is one of resilience, purpose, and deep love for her community and coastline.