The time for a paradigm shift is upon us.

The current ways we interact with and take advantage of the life-giving forces of our physical surroundings are driving us down the wrong road (just look out your window). These forces — clean, fresh water; healthful air; nutrient-rich soil; and diverse habitat — are continually under threat due to systems and powers that allow for an abuse of contaminants that put every one of us at risk of poor health and wellbeing.

We have the power, the resources, and the know-how to implement sustainable self-compliance on a personal and corporate level with real results that can activate us to clean up the earth. For businesses, investing in and reporting on Environmental governance and remediation has become an important part of business life. Our work aligns perfectly with helping companies and organizations realize their sustainability goals while reducing costs across a number of areas; most notably to help clean up and revitalize the vast agriculture and manufacturing sectors of our economy.

At the heart of our work is the billions-of-years-old fact that the power to metabolize pollution is ‘alive’ in many microorganisms. Water Is Alive was founded to prove that we can use food grade microorganisms grown on agricultural by-products and organic waste to clean up contamination. We have positive results from The Trinity River Bioremediation Project and the bio-filtration methods which can be applied to any impaired waterway. Fresh, clean water is the most important resource in our lives. And it our mission to make sure it’s available and abundant for current and future generations.

So let’s go! The ultimate mission of Water Is Alive is to drive positive action from everyone with uplifting, measurable results that will help us down a path towards a life of harmony, abundance, and regeneration.

As of May 2023, the United Nations has recognized our invaluable work to augment their Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Please see some of our Projects & News below!

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Why Make Biostimulants from Organic Wastes?
Saturday August 13, 2022
10:00 am – 11:00
Agrilife Research and Extension Center
17360 Coit Road, Dallas, Texas 75252
Price: Free

Join us for an all-ages Saturday morning at the Dallas AgriLife Research Center where you will learn how to:
 Make biostimulants by fermenting your organic kitchen wastes.
 Take a tour of where we are building soil at the Research Center from agricultural by-products to grow and
test organic waste-based biostimulants on Bermuda grass.
 Learn about how to apply biostimuants to Bermuda grass and garden plants and why that can help improve
the water quality in our watershed and the health of your plants.
 Learn about the science of why fermenting onion juice, and many other fermenting agricultural by-products,
can ward off insects, and which common insects can be controlled by the application of your home-made
biostimulant.
 Learn about the Trinity River Bioremediation Demonstration Project and how strategically applying
fermenting agricultural wastes to impaired waterways can improve water quality.
During the interactive morning session Water Is Alive will demonstrate some of the ways biostimulants can be used
to improve plant nutrient uptake by applying biostimulants and mycelium such as mycorrhizae.
The first 10 participants will receive a gallon of onion-based biostimulant and a sample of mycorrhizae fungi.

Contact Info
Virginia Kilgore
www.waterisalive.org
971-212-8337