Information & Resources
Here we will provide links and information on interesting and informative reports, links to additional information on water resources and general data and facts we've collected through our work.
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Reports
Al Jazeera, October 2017
Capital Gazette, June 2013
Baltimore Sun, June 2013
Also view videos about Waterkeeper actions and initiatives HERE, HERE and HERE.
Annual Reports - تقارير سنوية
2016-2017 Waterkeepers Iraq Annual Report
2015-2016 Waterkeepers Iraq Annual Report
Capital Gazette, June 2013
Baltimore Sun, June 2013
Also view videos about Waterkeeper actions and initiatives HERE, HERE and HERE.
Annual Reports - تقارير سنوية
2016-2017 Waterkeepers Iraq Annual Report
2015-2016 Waterkeepers Iraq Annual Report
| Report on Daryan_Dam_en.pdf |
| Report on Daryan_Dam_ar..pdf |
| tigris_river_flotilla_water_quality_report-ni-0514-02.pdf |
| Last Free River of Mesopotamia - Master thesis by Alex Kemman |
| RiverWatch 2013 Report Card-NI-0514-01 |
| Addendum to the RiverWatch 2013 Report Card - NI-0514-01A |
| Lesser Zab Threat Assessment & Action Plan-NI-0213-1 Arabic |
| Lesser Zab Threat Assessment & Action Plan - NI-0213-1 Kurdish |
| english_-_wi_lesser_zab_taap_report_-_5_feb_2013.pdf |
Waterkeeper Alliance - The Waterkeeper Alliance of which Waterkeepers Iraq/Nature Iraq is a member, is an international advocacy organization made up of over 200 advocates across the globe dedicated to protecting and giving a voice to our rivers and waterways.
Hasenkeyf Matters - Hasenkeyf is a small hamlet in southeastern Turkey, but for centuries it was a regional hub, home to Romans, Byzantines, the Artukids, Ayyubids, and Akkoyunlu, before its absorption into the Ottoman Empire in the earty 16th Century. Within a few years, the area is scheduled to be inundated by the Ilisu Hydroelectric Dam Project. Masenkeyf Matters is a organization dedicated to raising the profile of Hasankeyf both nationally and internationally, through a broad exploration of the city’s unique archeological, cultural and natural resources, and to generate fresh and viable strategies balancing conservation and growth.
International Rivers - Since 1985, International Rivers has been at the heart of the global struggle to protect rivers and the rights of communities that depend on them. They work with an international network of dam-affected people, grassroots organizations, environmentalists, human rights advocates and others who are committed to stopping destructive river projects and promoting better options.