By: Ariel Wimbush Interview with Zion Lewis Summer is here and the leaders of the future are right in the center of ECO-Action preparing to be the best they can
By Ariel Wimbush Being in attendance for ECO-Action’s first Equity Lens Podcast was more than educational or informative, it was transformational! As a 29-year-old millennial black woman in America, a
Donald Meadows is a recent graduate of the 2022 AWLN Program. A graduation ceremony was conducted on September 24, 2022 for program participants. Participants were asked to present ideas for
Atlanta Watershed Learning Network (AWLN) is a community of service driven dedicated professionals that empower citizens to foster collaborative thinking to further drive water restoration innovation. By closing the loop
In October 2021, ECO-Action’s Board of Directors appointed
On August 19, 2021, ECO-Action hosts its first Community Conversation which features seasoned community activist, Bobbie Paul. Bobbie Paul has spent over 25 years supporting the vision of the founder
As a child I spent many weekends with my extended family in rural
By Kenyatta Jelks, Jr., 6th Grade, Genesis Innovation Academy A day without water can be devastating. People use water every day for washing clothes and dishes. Water is the reason that
the Brunswick Environmental Justice Academy (EJA) graduated nine (9) community
An Entry in the Imagine a Day without Water Contest, April 2021. By: Kiamani Robey She climbed down the last two steps, one foot in front of the other, step,
Written by Frank Bove (ECO-Action Board President) and Bill Eisenhauer Recent articles in two cancer journals summarized the impact of global warming/climate change on cancers. * Currently about 10 million people worldwide
Water is life, a universal solvent. We use water to drink, grow our food, wash our hands, and flush our toilets. It is an essential part of our lives and
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