Who is Let’s Talk About Water?
(see also What is Let’s Talk About Water)
In 1992, Linda was inspired to create the LTAW project while working on an exhibit on global warming at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. She realized that efforts to solve environmental crises such as global warming were hindered by a lack of clarity in the science and a need to communicate the subject to the public. For Linda, “water knits it all together” and as an advocate of the power of film to communicate, she created a “water and film” library of over 300 films. Linda has screened many of these films in a diverse range of settings—from university campuses across the country, to the House of Representatives’ Water Caucus, to a four-day theatrical program at the World Water Forum 2012 in Marseille, France.
San Francisco, December 2011
Linda interviewed at the World Water Day 2010

“In recognition of her outstanding dedication and contributions to communicating hydrologic science to the public through film, CUAHSI presents Linda Lilienfeld with this token of our gratitude at the 3rd Biennial Symposium – July 2012”
[Visit www.cuahsi.org]
Contact: [email protected] | |
![]() Linda interviews Geophysica Students Maic U.J. Duchatelier & Sumuna Koko Mwimba at Fall AGU 2011. Becky White is the cinematographer. ![]() |