Control of the Commons explores the culture of water use. In vessels built from recycled and locally produced materials, three journeys are undertaken to meet and talk directly with those who live and move on the waterways in different parts of the world. Avoiding lobbyists, politicians and other voices from officialdom, the project seeks to hear from those who actually use the waterways every day.

• Overview of the project
• The ideas behind Resilient Boating, by Tim Boykett
• Pippa Buchanan writes about food and cooking on CoC journeys in The Resilient Aristologist

• Project description: http://timesup.org/coc/
• Project blog: http://coc.timesup.org
• Project call: http://timesup.org/content/call-participation-control-commons

• Murray River journey
• Danube journey
• Belgian canals

• subak construction notes
• subak2 construction notes
• snippets of insights and randomness
• CoC project notes

• Experiments slow mobility on the Buratinas boat, by nadine, with FoAM
• The first and second Rocket Boat Day in Brussels by FoAM, with nadine and Time's Up