Get Involved
Look beneath your feet. Can you see the water? Search deeper. Listen. It’s there – whether as a trickle, roar, hiss, or crash. It’s running through pipes, hidden caves, water parks, and creeks. Negotiating it’s flow with highways, hurricane barriers, infill, and great piles of garbage. Surrounding us as puddles, ponds, lakes, and rivers that all feed into the bay.
If you’re in Providence, it’s likely that 250 years ago you would find yourself knee-deep in a swamp or submerged underneath the Great Salt Cove. Travel back even further, say 50,000 years, and you’d be under 4,000 feet of ice.
We’re a collective of curious people tracing the pathways of Providence’s water and amplifying the stories it tells.
Will you join us?
Get Involved
Look beneath your feet. There’s water. Can you see it? Look deeper. Listen. It’s there – whether as a trickle, a roar, a hiss, or a crash. Imagine glaciers towering over you 50,000 years ago, or the muddy swamps and brackish cove that would have submerged you as that frozen water melted and pooled. Water is all around us – running through pipes, hidden caves, water parks, and creeks; surrounding us as puddles, ponds, lakes, and rivers that all flow into the bay. It finds its way despite highways, hurricane barriers, infill, pollutants, and garbage. Waterways are the lifeforce of this land.
We’re a collective of curious people tracing the pathways of Providence’s water and amplifying the stories it tells.
Will you join us?
Get Involved
Look beneath your feet. Can you see the water? Search deeper. Listen. It’s there – whether as a trickle, roar, hiss, or crash. It’s running through pipes, hidden caves, water parks, and creeks. Negotiating it’s flow with highways, hurricane barriers, infill, and great piles of garbage. Surrounding us as puddles, ponds, lakes, and rivers that all feed into the bay.
If you’re in Providence, it’s likely that 250 years ago you would find yourself knee-deep in a swamp or submerged underneath the Great Salt Cove. Travel back even further, say 50,000 years, and you’d be under 4,000 feet of ice.
We’re a collective of curious people tracing the pathways of Providence’s water and amplifying the stories it tells.
Will you join us?
1. Add YOUR VOICE to our Sound Journeys
When using the Tidal Resonance Sound Journeys app, tap the “Speak” button at any time and record a short message, poem, story, or sound of your own and place it on the collective map.
Please note that project directors will be regularly reviewing submissions to ensure that they adhere to our content guidelines.
1. Add YOUR VOICE to our Sound Journeys
When using the Tidal Resonance Sound Journeys app, tap the “Speak” button at any time and record a short message, poem, story, or sound of your own and place it on the collective map.
Please note that project directors will be regularly reviewing submissions to ensure that they adhere to our content guidelines.
1. Add YOUR VOICE to our Sound Journeys
When using the Tidal Resonance Sound Journeys app, tap the “Speak” button at any time and record a short message, poem, story, or sound of your own and place it on the collective map.
Please note that project directors will be regularly reviewing submissions to ensure that they adhere to our content guidelines.
2. Share your #pvdwaterways experience on social media
Don’t forget to use #pvdwaterways and tag us @doorsopenri!
2. Share your #pvdwaterways experience on social media
Don’t forget to use #pvdwaterways and tag us @doorsopenri!
2. Share your #pvdwaterways experience on social media
Don’t forget to use #pvdwaterways and tag us @doorsopenri!
3. Advocate
Despite water being so central to our ecosystem and our lives, many of us take it for granted and treat it as a product to be consumed, enjoyed, or even dumped in. It’s time for change. Here are some ways you can be involved and advocate on behalf of our waterways:
3. Advocate
Despite water being so central to our ecosystem and our lives, many of us take it for granted and treat it as a product to be consumed, enjoyed, or even dumped in. It’s time for change. Here are some ways you can be involved and advocate on behalf of our waterways:
3. Advocate
Despite water being so central to our ecosystem and our lives, many of us take it for granted and treat it as a product to be consumed, enjoyed, or even dumped in. It’s time for change. Here are some ways you can be involved and advocate on behalf of our waterways:
