Milwaukee's Water Centric City Initiative showcases how Milwaukee is managing its water resources in a sustainable and resilient way. The initiative follows seven major principles to make Milwaukee a world leader in fresh water sustainability.

Discovery World inspires curiosity through hands-on science, Wisconsin’s largest aquarium, immersive exhibits, and educational programs that spark lifelong learning.

Harbor District is a nonprofit uniting government, private sector, and community efforts to transform the waterfront into a vibrant, economy-strengthening hub.

MATC's Environmental Health and Water Quality Technology program prepares students to protect water, air and food systems through hands-on environmental assessments.

Our mission is to promote sailing and make Lake Michigan available to everyone in the Milwaukee community through quality programming. MCSC is a private, non-profit 501(c)3 organization located in Veterans Park at McKinley Marina in Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) is a regional government agency that provides water reclamation and flood management services for over 1 million people in 29 communities in the Greater Milwaukee Area.

Milwaukee Riverkeeper is a community-led non-profit using the power of science to protect the natural waterways of the Milwaukee River Basin by connecting with our local communities, pushing back against harmful policy, and empowering everyone who lives in our area to monitor and report water pollution.

Milwaukee Water Commons builds a multicultural, multiracial movement that invites leadership from throughout the city and includes everyone in decisions about our common waters.

Reflo is an environmental nonprofit advancing sustainable water use, green infrastructure, and community projects through education, research, and collaborative solutions.

The Sherman Park Community Association is a 55-years old Milwaukee-based nonprofit organization dedicated to neighborhood revitalization, neighborhood safety, housing rehabilitation, environmental sustainability, and community engagement.

Riveredge Nature Center creates opportunities for all people to engage in environmental education, conservation, and community connection.

Sweet Water is a nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring the Greater Milwaukee watersheds to conditions healthy for swimming and fishing.

The Nature Conservancy protects the land and water that all life depends, and contributes to local climate resilience efforts.

Wisconsin Green Muslims, a statewide grassroots group formed in 2005, connects faith, environmental justice, sustainability, and healing through education and service.

Wisconsin Sea Grant is a state-federal partnership program that conducts research, education, and outreach to support Great Lakes communities and ecosystems.