Welcome to Disputed Waters. Latest: We got a special recommendation from the Jury of The Canon Prize for innovative Journalism 2012. And we published the Dutch version of our Mekong Web-documentary. (Check the Mekong Page).

The website is designed as a non-linear visual storytelling medium. That means you click on a thumbnail to go to one of the large maps where you can navigate the path of the river to find stories, photos and videos. Zoom with Ctrl + or -, or Cmd +/- for Mac.

The project is an initiative of a group of independent reporters and photographers with a preference for slow journalism. We’re using crowdfunding for our assignments to produce these in-depth mutli-media reports. We’d be very grateful for your support, if you would like to help fund our work, visit our donate page where you will find suggestions on how to help Disputed Waters.

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  • It’s only getting worse March 20, 2013
    It’s been a few years since we covered the Colorado River, but our message has lost none of it’s urgency as this video illustrates. Lake mead is again at an all time low and the meagre snow pack in the … Continue reading
  • Opening Photo Exhibition July 13, 2012
      Can’t read this email? View it in your internet browser. Hi All   It’s going to be a good weekend for photo and water enthusiasts in France. Tonight Disputed Waters will have the opening of a big photo exhibition … Continue reading
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