Water Climate Trust

04/15/2026

We hope to see you in Redding on April 28th. If you wish to join, please register by Wednesday, April 22nd (link in the comments).

03/12/2026

Please join us if you're in Eugene for Public Interest Environmental Law Conference.

02/15/2026

What’s the Methane Cost of Dams?

Dams aren’t as “clean” as we’ve been told. New research shows reservoirs can release massive amounts of methane — in some cases rivaling fossil fuels.

Join ecologist and author Mark Easter as he breaks down the real climate impact of dams, from construction to decommissioning, with examples from the Klamath and Snake Rivers.
If you care about rivers, climate justice, or the future of energy, this one’s for you.

👉 Register at the link in bio

08/21/2024

05/29/2024

Apply now for hourly pay and mentoring to take your water advocacy to the next level!

We're launching stipend and mentoring program to support aspiring water justice activists in researching water allocation issues, outreach, and advocacy.

05/29/2024

Apply now to become our new Water Justice Organizer!

The Oregon Water Justice Alliance is hiring a Water Justice Organizer to engage Tribes and improve water policy. $25-$35/hr, remote, travel covered. Apply by June 1, 2024.

05/17/2024

New venue. Please join members of the Oregon Water Justice Alliance in Grande Ronde on May 24th for a delicious dinner, reception, inspiring films about Native youth reclaiming their ancestral waters through kayaking, and an action-oriented discussion about water justice and instream flows.

04/19/2024

03/29/2024

PADDLE TRIBAL WATERS - Come out to support in Eugene, OR!

Paddle Tribal Waters Academy is headed to the Rios to Rivers film and discussion night at the Univeristy of Oregon Longhouse this coming Saturday. Hope to see you there if you’re in the area!

Rios to Rivers, the Oregon Water Justice Alliance, and the Paddle Tribal Waters team will be there for an evening of film shorts and discussion about the Pacific Northwest’s rivers, Indigenous youth empowerment, and how you can get involved!

We’ll be screening shorts and previews from the Paddle Tribal Waters programs on the Klamath River, Bolivia’s Beni River basin, and Chile’s BioBio River.  Our most recent short Paddle Tribal Waters film from River Roots Productions just won the award for best short documentary at the Wild and Scenic Film Festival!

When: Saturday, March 30, 6-8
Where: Many Nations Longhouse, University of Oregon, 1630 Columbia St, Eugene, OR 97403

 Light refreshments will be served. This event is free to attend!

12/12/2023

12/09/2023

This Monday, Dec 11th at , join us and partners for a panel discussion on as a and efforts to and

🌏 “Hydropower as a false climate solution & Indigenous efforts to protect and restore rivers”
🗓️ Monday, December 11
🕙 13:15 - 14:45 (GMT+4)
🗺️ Side Events Room 5, Blue Zone, B6
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/kqeiXzEv4IY?si=VJ6zGIVmqtJBU4c9 (link in bio)

This event will examine hydropower’s massive footprint, UN support for as emission offsets, the growing threat the poses to dams and the millions of people who live downstream, and Indigenous-led efforts to restore their rivers through dam removal.



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