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Why Are Countries Putting Water Back Underground?
Countries are putting water underground to replenish aquifers, tackle scarcity, and create more resilient water supplies for the future.
What Does a River Sound Like?
Beneath the surface, river sound reveals a hidden world of fish, insects, shifting sediment and human noise. Scientists and artists are now
The Islands Where the Tide Still Controls the Journey
Discover extraordinary islands where the tide controls the journey, revealing disappearing roads, ancient causeways and pathways that exist for only a few
Fish in the Desert: Rethinking Food and Water in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps
Fish farming takes an unexpected form in the Sahrawi desert, where tilapia are raised in artificial ponds.
The Last Public Bathhouses: What Happens When a City Stops Bathing Together?
Discover how public bathhouses shaped city life, brought communities together, and are evolving today as spaces for culture, wellbeing and connection.
What Stilt Houses Can Teach Us About Living With Water
Stilt houses offer enduring lessons in living with water, showing how architecture can adapt to changing landscapes and rising flood risks.
What Does a Coast Taste Like? How Water Shapes the Food We Eat
How do water and coast shape the food we eat? From seafood traditions to freshwater gathering and floating farms, discover how waterways
Why Floating Markets Still Matter in a Changing World
Floating markets remain vital hubs of trade, culture and community, offering lessons in resilience, sustainable commerce and life shaped by water.
How AI Is Learning to Predict a Flood Before They Happen
AI flood forecasting is transforming how communities prepare for extreme weather, using satellites, river modelling and early warnings to predict rising risks
Where the Tide Returns: The Human Story Behind Recycled Ocean Plastic
Ecotribo demonstrates how recycled ocean plastic can remain connected to the coast, turning marine waste into products that support both communities and
