Water is more interesting than a flashing billboard.
It's more interesting than a straight picnic ground. Water will serve the future forever. Betsy founded Keepers of the Waters in 1990, a project that brings together art and science to promote new ways of understanding water's place in the global ecosystem. The biggest venture so far has been The Living Water Garden, a 5.9 acre park on the Funan River, which encircles the center of Chengdu, China, a city of nine million. Not only is the park a fully functioning water treatment plant, but it is also a giant sculpture in the shape of a fish that contains a multitude of smaller sculptures, a living environmental education center, a refuge for wildlife and plants, and a wonderful place for people.