There’s still time to sign up for our International Plastic Pellet Count on May 3 to help us track plastic pollution, one tiny pellet at a time. So far, over 500 people in 15 countries—including 35 Waterkeeper groups—have signed up. Won't you join us? Plastic pellet counts can be as quick as 10 minutes!

Our latest Who Is Waterkeeper spotlights South County Coastkeeper, Dr. Catie Alves—a lifelong advocate whose passion for protecting Rhode Island waters began with a sixth-grade Save The Bay field trip. From that moment on, Catie knew she was called to connect people, nature, and policy. Through every challenge, she’s held onto that spark, inspired by the strength and solidarity of her fellow Waterkeepers. Her story is one of resilience, purpose, and deep love for her community and coastline.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to revise the definition of "waters of the United States," putting vital water protections at risk and opening the door for polluters to harm our drinking water, public health, and the environment. Don't miss the opportunity to make sure your voice is heard. The public comment period ends on April 23. Act today!

In the Series 3 premiere of Equity In Every Drop, Chelsea McDonald talks about tackling threats to clean water like PFAS, 6PPD, plastics, and nonpoint source pollution. Learn how we're fighting back through advocacy, data, and litigation. Listen here or your wherever you get your podcasts!