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We’re dedicated to channeling our funds—from our pockets and a piece of every sale—to causes that share our passion for nature, especially safeguarding our precious rivers. But our commitment runs deeper than just conservation. We also support projects that explore rivers’ connections to art, music, and human history. It’s all about preserving both the natural beauty and the rich cultural heritage these essential waterways hold.

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Greenpeace is an independent, global campaigning network dedicated to preserving the Earth's natural world and promoting a green, just, and peaceful future. Founded in Canada in 1971, the organization uses non-violent direct action, creative confrontation, research, and advocacy to expose global environmental problems, such as climate change, deforestation, and ocean destruction, and pressure governments and corporations to adopt sustainable solutions. Crucially, Greenpeace maintains its independence by refusing to accept funding from governments, corporations, or political parties, relying instead on millions of individual supporters worldwide to power its mission.
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Mongabay is a prominent, independent, non-profit media organization dedicated to reporting on global environmental science, conservation, and planetary challenges. Founded in 1999, it functions as a critical journalistic resource, delivering objective, fact-based news, analysis, and investigative reports in multiple languages—including Hindi—through a vast global network of local correspondents. By prioritizing coverage in biodiversity-rich regions, such as India, and making its content freely accessible, Mongabay works to fill knowledge gaps, hold environmentally destructive forces accountable, and make complex scientific information understandable for policymakers, scientists, and the public.
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A Secret History of American River People: Artist Wes Modes travels America's rivers, collecting and sharing the stories of the people who live and work along them. His work highlights the rich cultural history and the importance of these waterways, a theme that resonates deeply with our mission.
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Jungle Keepers: This crucial initiative focuses on protecting the Amazon rainforest and its vital river systems from the devastating effects of deforestation, pollution, and unsustainable practices. Their work on the ground is essential for preserving biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and safeguarding the indigenous communities who depend on these irreplaceable ecosystems.
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What is a ‘Turbocharged Water Cycle’ and How Did it Turn Jamaica’s Black River into a Weapon?

The gentle giant had turned into a weapon. For centuries, the Black River in Jamaica has been a cultural icon, its tannin-stained waters host to endangered crocodiles and historic trade. But when Hurricane Melissa unleashed a “Turbocharged Water Cycle,” the river’s polite flow was replaced by a geological wrecking ball. Read how a changing climate is permanently changing Jamaica’s geography and forcing us to redefine what a river can do.

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Kuba Sheppard November 9, 2025
Science

7 Essential Differences: River Tributary vs. Distributary Explained

Every great river has a story—and a complex network of veins. We dive deep into the fascinating, yet opposite, roles played by tributaries and distributaries. Tributaries are the powerful collectors that build a river’s strength, often starting in rugged headwaters perfect for outdoor adventure. Distributaries, conversely, are the great dividers that create fertile, culturally rich river deltas. Understanding the distinction between these two key geographical features is essential for appreciating the flow of history, the diversity of nature, and the critical importance of global river conservation.

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Kuba Sheppard November 2, 2025
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Amazon River Mouth: Why Oil Drilling Threatens All

The battle for the Amazon’s future is playing out at its mouth. This vital ecosystem—home to Indigenous and Quilombola communities, a massive coral reef, and unique mangroves—is the target of Brazil’s state-owned oil company, Petrobras. The pursuit of a new multi-billion-barrel oil frontier clashes directly with the health of the world’s most critical river, testing Brazil’s climate promises and risking catastrophic, widespread environmental destruction.

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Kuba Sheppard October 26, 2025
History

The Saraswati River: How Tectonics and Drought Erased the Lifeblood of the Indus Civilization

Forget Atlantis. Before the Pyramids, before Rome, one of the world’s mightiest empires—the ancestor of modern India—was powered by a colossal, holy river called the Saraswati (Pronounced: Suh-RUH-swah-tee). Then, it simply disappeared. Vanished. What force of nature was powerful enough to erase a river more revered than the Ganges? The answer is a stunning blend of ancient scripture, desert whispers, and modern satellite science. Get ready to play historical detective.

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Kuba Sheppard October 12, 2025
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Jane Goodall’s Passing: What the River Teaches Us About Her Urgent Conservation Legacy

When Jane Goodall first entered the rainforests of Gombe, she saw more than trees and chimps; she saw an entire, interconnected system. That same biological truth is mirrored perfectly by our planet’s rivers. They are the blue arteries of the Earth, delivering life from the mountains to the sea. In honor of Goodall’s enduring legacy, we explore how the principles of a healthy river—interconnectedness, resilience, and vitality—are the very principles she spent her lifetime championing, and why her passing serves as an urgent reminder of our duty to protect every drop.

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Kuba Sheppard October 2, 2025

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