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Keepers of the Waters
Empowering People to Know Their
Water :
Creating Powerful Places that Care
for Water
“Water is the
foundation of life, the connective might of the universe. Therefore
sustaining the water systems must be the foundation of planning and
development.” - Betsy Damon
approaches to a vast complexity of
water issues through collaborative innovative design, community
organizing, mentoring, educating, providing workshops, and functioning as
a cross cultural resource.
Waterfront Center in Washington, D.C.,
and an award from the Environmental Design and Research Association. The
park was one of the reasons for the UN Habitat Best Model Cities Award
that went to Chengdu.
Damon is available for lectures,
consultations, grassroots development, workshops and design charrettes.
Betsy Damon's resume is available here.
that people need to understand the
issue; Art is the means of communication and inspiration; Community
involvement brings in all those who wish to restore and preserve water
quality. Blending these disciplines helps to make the natural process of
water treatment both visible and integrated into daily life and culture.
Betsy Damon, founder and
director,
has developed a series of resources to
help
you Start Your Own Living Water
Project.
How to Contact Us
For Information about
Keepers of the Waters, please
contact Lonnie
Feather at 503-234-6642
KeepersoftheWaters.org
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Essence of Life

Mission
The mission of Keepers of the Waters is to inspire and promote projects
that combine art, science and community involvement to restore, preserve
and remediate water sources.
Keepers
is at the vanguard of integrated
Who We Are
Keepers of the Waters is directed by environmental artist Betsy Damon. She
has an MFA from Columbia University and has been an internationally known
performance and installation artist. In 1985, while making a paper cast of
a dry stone riverbed in Castle Valley, Utah, she decided to devote the
rest of her artistic life to water. She founded Keepers of the Waters in
1991 in Minnesota, USA with the support of the Hubert Humphrey Institute.
The
Living Water Garden, which she designed with landscape designer Margie
Ruddick, the Chengdu Landscape Bureau and many Chinese artists and
designers, won the 1998 Top Honor Award from the
Ms. Damon has worked for the Beijing Water Bureau designing restoration
and remediation systems for rivers and wetlands, and works with community
groups and cities to restore and reveal the essence of water. Betsy
For further information about Keepers of the Waters, back issues of our
newsletter, support materials, videos, and slide documentation about Betsy
Damon's work, contact Lonnie Feather. Keepers of the Waters Online Network
is administered and edited by Lonnie Feather, an artist, working in
Portland, Oregon, USA. Her art can be seen at www.lonniefeather.com.
What We Do
Keepers of the
Waters is a U.S.-based non profit organization that serves as an
international communications network for people actively engaged in
projects that transform our relationship to water. Our mission is to
inspire and promote projects that restore, preserve and remediate water
sources using a combination of art, science, and community involvement.
Science is the base of information
Global water quality is dependent on each community having a sustainable
water source that they know about and are responsible for. Cities all over
the planet can be filled with vibrant, water and art-filled community
centers, parks, schoolyards businesses and backyards that help people
become intimately connected to their water sources. These projects will
lead the way for fully sustainable water infrastructures, visible and
integrated into our everyday lives, rather than hidden under the ground.
When people join together to solve a problem they do better than if they
tried to solve it alone. Through water, we are interconnected and related
to all other living things. Like water, we are one giant family, always
seeking to join one another.

Betsy Damon, can be reached by phone at 917-977-1411
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