STUDYING THE POWER OF ART TO CONNECT PEOPLE TO THEIR ENVIROMENT.

Watershed Movements is a unique initiative designed to study the relationship between embodied art practice, storytelling, river health, and participant well-being. Both the Raquette and Genesee watersheds face similar challenges, including pollutants stemming from stream bank erosion, wastewater treatment plants, and septic systems. Our objective is to investigate whether community members perceive a connection between the river’s health and their own well-being. 

STUDY OUTCOMES

Our Results

Here’s where we can describe our results and summarize the differences in our watersheds.

Raquette River Results

Genesee River Results

EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENTs

The educational materials we shared with our study participants. They learned that Ge-ne-see” is a Haudenosaunee term meaning “pleasant valley,” an apt term for the Genesee River and the whole of the watershed.

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Ecosomatics

About us

The arts-centered framework embraced by EchoLab is designed to place community voice at the heart of environmental research by using artistic mediums as tools for expression, engagement, and reflection.

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Our Clients

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Our Team

Cynthia Howery

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Jimmy Banh

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Leo Palmieri

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