Local Knowledge and Water Security Mini-Film Festival.

Join We are Water and the Montrose Regional Library for a free event about local solutions for water security. Event includes a screening of video clips about local water issues, an opportunity for community dialogue and light refreshments.


Discover the water cycle with hands-on activities. Play with the exhibit games. Listen to stories about what water means to communities in the Southwest. And learn about water from organizations based in your community. 

Free to the Public! ~ All Ages Invited

For more information, please visit www.montroselibrary.org  or call 970-249-9656

Address: 320 S 2nd St, Montrose, CO 81401


Join We are Water and Navajo Nation Museum for a free event about Indigenous solutions for water security on October 19th, 2022.

Cover of Be a Water Historian (Navajo) booklet

Tó daniidlį' nilį' | Be a Water Historian

Build your interview skills to help preserve amazing stories from your community!
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We are Water Coloring Book 2 Cover. Navajo and English

We are Water Coloring and Activity Book 2 | Navajo & English

Download and print the We are Water coloring and activity book.
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Have you participated in one of our stop-motion animation workshops? Are you interested in exploring new ways to share stories? We invite you to share your water story with us through either a stop-motion animation or an oral history for the chance to win one of ten $25 gift cards and a We are Water prize pack! 

Tell us a story about water by submitting a stop-motion animation here. 


In partnership with the Space Science Institute, We are Water is getting ready for Earth Science Week by offering librarians a new way to tell stories about water through stop-motion animation.


Del 7 de septiembre al 6 de octubre, Somos el Agua está organizando un concurso fotográfico para exponer el agua y las comunidades en la Región de las Cuatro Esquinas. Esperamos que estas imágenes muestren la relación que el agua tiene con las plantas, los animales, los relieves, y los fenómenos meteorológicos. El agua juega un papel importante en la configuración de lo que las personas ven en el medio ambiente y cómo aprenden sobre el mundo natural.


From October 9 - November 9, We are Water is hosting a photo contest to showcase water and communities in the Four Corners Region. We hope that these images will highlight how plants, animals, landforms, weather events, and their connections to water all play an important role in shaping what people see in the environment and how people interact with and learn from the natural world. 

What does water mean to you and your community?

Share your stories and perspectives about water in your community. 
You can upload photos, videos, or text here.

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