Stand against the 70-year-old Line 5 Expansion.

On August 12, the contested case hearing for the challenge of Enbridge Line 5 state permits by the Bad River Band and environmental groups begins in Ashland. Join us the day before for a community gathering!

Join us July 12th for a revival of Madeline Island, a vision of good will for all nations and people to come celebrate with a colorful offering of regional art, music, and camaraderie.

Thanks to the creativity and dedication of people from across the country, we’re about to break the record for the largest display of origami fish – over 30,000! Each one is a symbol of our shared commitment to protect the Great Lakes and shut down Line 5. Join us!

Come meet others in your community who are working to stop Enbridge’s Line 5. pipeline. Now is the time to organize together to stop the reroute and shut down line 5.

Come meet others in your community who are working to stop Enbridge’s Line 5. pipeline. Now is the time to organize together to stop the reroute and shut down line 5.

Bring a kite, a few friends, and be prepared to have fun on frozen Lake Superior!

Friendly Competitive Throw - Joni's Beach - La Pointe, WI. Play traditional winter games, build community and protect water. Donate Your Support Today!

On February 15, thousands of skiers will descend on Ashland, WI for the 10-km night-time ski course on the frozen Gichi Gami (Lake Superior). Local community is planning a presence there in support of the water.

Come meet others in your community who are working to stop Enbridge’s Line 5. pipeline. Now is the time to organize together to stop the reroute and shut down line 5.

Join us on Monday, January 27th at 10:00 am EST for the return of Nessel v. Enbridge to Ingham County Circuit Court.

Oil companies have a huge ad budgets, but we have the people power on our side. One way to harness that power is by writing letters to the editor of your local newspapers. Get started at this virtual event.

On January 15, FLOW and The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) will present an important webinar about IEEFA's new report.

Gather with community to organize and protect local waters and Lake Superior from the threat of Line 5.

Shea Schachameyer’s Water Protector Series seeks to tell the story of the threat posed by Enbridge Line 5 to our communities, lands and waters, and inspire action. Hear from Bad River elder Edith Leoso at 4:15 PM.

On October 23rd, water protectors and land defenders from nearby territories will converge in Chicago for two powerful events to share information on how our struggles are connected, build relationships and mobilize to shut down the Line 5 oil pipeline.

Join the Freshwater Lab at the University of Illinois Chicago for a discussion on shutting down the Great Lakes oil pipeline, with special guests from the Bad River Band.

Wisconsin Celebrates Democracy - Let’s Keep the Momentum Going!

Join the Communities United by Water float in the Bayfield Applefest Parade, 2nd place champs from 2023!

Connect with tribal delegations from across the region, including elected officials and natural resources and organizations.

All roads lead to the Annual Labor Day Mackinaw Bridge walk. Water protectors will be converging on the Bridge to highlight the need to protect International Waters, including all the Great Lakes.

Save the Date! Come celebrate water and our connection to it at the Water is Life festival in Petoskey, Michigan - August 31, 2024.

On August 31st from 9 AM to Noon, concerned citizens from all over MI will convene on the water in St. Ignace to demand Enbridge Line 5 be decommissioned permanently!

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is holding public comment period regarding their draft environmental assessment of Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline expansion in northern Wisconsin. Comments due August 4, 2024.

Join FLOW and Oil & Water Don’t Mix for a free live webinar with experts to learn about important Line 5 legal and advocacy developments.

Join members of Waadookawaad Amikwag and critical geographer Kai Bosworth for a Zoom Webinar discussing their troubling findings, including aquifer breaches, lack of tribal consultations, and inadequate state regulation enforcement.