The San Marcos River project is a San Marcos Texas community wide attempt to keep the river alive. It shows the San Marcos river's persistence: fighting against invasive plants, replacing them with native species (including famous Texas Wild Rice that grows only in this river and nowhere else on the planet), cleaning up trash left by tourists, and trying to spread knowledge about this magical area

This documentary will paint an optimistic picture of how humanity is adopting new technologies and innovations to re-think how we manage water. The story will follow Paul O'Callaghan, water industry expert and CEO, BlueTech Research, as he visits sites around the world that are employing novel ways of tackling existing water problems. This documentary will challenge some of your commonly held assumptions and change how you think about water. We will take you on a journey that explores an alternative water future, look at how we got to where we are today and then challenge some of the most commonly held assumptions about water: Is water a global issue? Is water a scarce resource? Is water essential for human life?

Three Andean indigenous communities in Bolivia fight to protect their fresh water supply from big mining operations during an unprecedented water crisis.