The Alliance for Watershed Education is comprised of a dedicated and passionate group of educators and conservationists, committed to fostering a safer place to live, and to leaving the world better than we found it. This includes socially responsible practices toward a healthier natural environment, especially for those who have been subjugated and oppressed for far too long. AWE has taken steps to provide space for dialogue on this issue among our member centers, Watershed Fellows, and stakeholders to strengthen and grow our work in this area; as such, the Alliance and its art team have created the following statements of solidarity to stand with the communities that have been oppressed.
Lenapehoking Watershed (Art Project) BLM statement
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