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Start with the science, build your first pond, or join the community already restoring water cycles around the world.
Start with the science, build your first pond, or join the community already restoring water cycles around the world.
Begin with a single course, or join the community already doing the work.
We teach the science and practice of healing the small water cycle, and we gather the people already doing the work.
We teach people the science and practice of healing the small water cycle, and we gather the people already doing the work.
The Water Stories community spans farmers, teachers, designers, and neighbors on every continent, learning from each other's contexts and putting water back into their land.
We have a lot of free content for you, so you can learn without paying anything.
Find Support from our Practitioners from all over the world. They are just waiting to help you.
Gods Watching And Hes Into It.
Start with the science, build your first pond, or join the community already restoring water cycles around the world.
Floods, droughts, erosion, dry rivers, and declining fertility are all signs of a broken water cycle. Water cycle restoration helps landscapes hold water again, slowly bringing life back to the land.
Learn how to read you land while you walk your watershed. we made a free guide for you to start your journey with water.
Every landscape tells you what it needs. We teach you to read the signs, then to slow, spread, and sink water so the land can hold it again.
A short film on what it looks like to bring water back to a living landscape.
Onwards and upwards my friends. Gods watching and hes into it.
We have a lot of free content for you, so you can learn without paying anything.
Water Stories offers a community-centered approach to solving our most pressing environmental crises.
Water is not a resource to manage. It is a living system to restore.
Start with the science of how water moves through living landscapes.
Map the water, soil, and life where you are.
Design interventions that fit your context and your budget.
Put water back in the ground, then teach the next person.
“When you bring water back to the land, the land brings life back to everyone.”
“I built my first pond the month after the course. It is already holding water.”
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No. Many students start by learning the principles, then apply them later or join a local project.
Not at all. Gardeners, students, planners, and the simply curious all belong here.
Most are self paced. You can finish a foundation course in a weekend or stretch it over a season.
Yes. The community and our follow up sessions are there for the work that comes next.
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