Fix the Klamath River Basin
There’s a water war ready to erupt in the West — but Congress can stop it if they act now.
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Slashing River Protections
Don't let Congress slash protections for Wild and Scenic Rivers to raise a dam.
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Protecting Endangered Rivers
Please chip in what you can to help us ramp up our efforts to protect our rivers
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Say NO to Pebble Mine
The EPA can stop the mine that is putting 14,000 jobs and one of the last great salmon fisheries at risk
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Growing Algal Blooms Pose Public Health Risks
Not all algal blooms produce toxins. But those like blue-green algae can kill wildlife, pets and make people sick. In the past three years, 100 cases of illness and at least two dog deaths have been reported in Wisconsin.
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June is National Rivers Month
What better way to celebrate your river than helping to keep it healthy? Join us for the 2013 National River Cleanup® and help preserve these invaluable resources that make life on Earth possible.
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How Dams Damage Rivers
Dams block a river's flow and can harm clean water, fish and wildlife, and recreation opportunities. Check out how dams affect a river, and the wildlife and communities that rely on them.
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How Climate Change Affects the Great Outdoors
As more people look to both reconnect and introduce newcomers to their special places, it is critical that states and communities think ahead and prepare to protect, restore and keep alive these sacred areas from the impacts of climate change. Read More »
Don't Let the Flint River Run Dry
GA residents: Ask Gov. Nathan Deal to properly manage water in the Flint River basin for the benefit of all water users and the health of the river system. Take Action »
Floods, Droughts and Agriculture
Agriculture is part of the bedrock of American life. It provides food for our tables, jobs for our citizens, and it supports a significant chunk of our economy. Agriculture is also the biggest consumer of U.S. water resources, accounting for over 80% of use. Read more »
New Report on Restoring Healthy Flows in Georgia’s Upper Flint River
Restoring healthy flows in the upper Flint will mean keeping enough water there for paddling, maintaining populations of the native shoal bass and threatened and endangered species, securing sustainable water supplies for communities throughout the river basin Learn How »
