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Millicent Olal-Muchilwa - Nam Sango/Lolwe Waterkeeper, defending and re-storying East Africa's Great Lake - r3.0 weaves + dispatches

Millicent Olal-Muchilwa - Nam Sango/Lolwe Waterkeeper, defending and re-storying East Africa's Great Lake - r3.0 weaves + dispatches

"As I've grown up, the lake has basically completely degraded. The beaches were carried away by sand harvesters. When I was growing up there was no plastic in the lake, it shows you how much change has happened in 20 years" - Mickie Muchilwa (Millicent's daughter).
Megan Lindow Emmanuelle Chiche 13 Sep 2026
An Ancient Futures Journey in the Himalayas with Pramod Parajuli

An Ancient Futures Journey in the Himalayas with Pramod Parajuli

Traditional Himalayan life was based on understanding the water cycle, the sacred union between Indra and Lakshmi. In the face of dramatic disruption, renewed ecological wisdom must shape a restorative, regenerative vision for Nepal and this wider region known as the world's Third Pole
Megan Lindow Emmanuelle Chiche 08 Jul 2026
A refuge for nature, beauty and food sovereignty in Palestine

A refuge for nature, beauty and food sovereignty in Palestine

Prof. Mazin Qumsiyeh is the director of the Palestinian Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability at the University of Bethlehem, lifting up the beauty of Palestine's natural and cultural heritage, preserving knowledge and land connection as non-violent resistance.
Megan Lindow Emmanuelle Chiche 15 May 2026

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