If we clean up our rivers and beaches we can help to conserve our seas.

Advocating for chemical free farming

In light of climate-change induced drought, grey water is becoming a new currency for Water Explorers in South Africa

Saving water and making fashion statements

Water Explorers seize the opportunity to clean up a local water way

Mothers and children work together to save water and energy

Sustainable irrigation for our school garden

Organising a fun run to raise money for a water charity

Linking international students in education through water saving

Using permaculture to provide sustainable food supplies

Water Explorers take on the challenge of tackling secret water in food

A Team in South Africa gets a helping hand from two Irish teams

Spreading the word about chemicals in farming is really important to this Water Explorer team

Explorers find out about the Water Cycle on their desert Island

Scientists inspire Explorers to restore their lagoon

Students in Starnberg tackle the hidden water in paper

Explorers from Bambani Primary carefully monitored their local river

A Water Explorer team work to stop their community dumping electronics in their lake

Water Explorers hold a sustainable fashion show at their school

A school in Italy take action to mobilise the local community

A school in Turkey work hard to create a productive garden

Team Affogati from La Carovana live the Water Explorer Values by becoming 'secret friends'.

Danville Park Girls' High School demostrate why joining Water Explorer was a good decision!

Teams from Italy and the United Kingdom join together to share water saving stories.

Making a difference in the world is a huge challenge, but all it takes is one first step.