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All Roads Lead to Oil: The Construction of Access Roads in the Amazon

With a thunderous boom and the weight of two hundred years, a mighty ceiba tree crashes into the…
The Clear Water Project is an indigenous-led movement bringing clean water, health, and dignity to Ecuador's northern Amazon. Partnering with the Cofán, Siona, Secoya, Kichwa, and Waorani nations, we install rainwater-harvesting systems in communities devastated by decades of oil contamination. Every donation goes directly to clean water, rainforest protection, and cultural survival on the ground.
The Clear Water Project is an indigenous-led movement bringing clean drinking water, health, and dignity to communities across Ecuador's northern Amazon. Born from a partnership between five Indigenous nationalities — the Cofán, Siona, Secoya, Kichwa, and Waorani — and a coalition of international humanitarians, engineers, and environmental advocates, ClearWater works at the frontlines of a public health crisis caused by decades of oil contamination in the region.
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