Say NO to Pebble Mine
The EPA can stop the mine that is putting 14,000 jobs and $1 billion in revenue at risk.
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Protect Rough & Ready Creek
Urge the Obama Administration to protect this unique wild land in Oregon, its pristine rivers, salmon and steelhead habitat.
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Keep the Colorado River Flowing
The Colorado River provides 36 million people with drinking water & supports a $26 billion economy. Lets put it on a path to recovery.
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Slash River Protections to Raise a Dam?
A bill introduced to Congress would remove Wild and Scenic River protections from the Merced River to allow the Irrigation District to raise a spillway - all for a pittance of water.
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Cities and States Staying Afloat by Preparing for Rising Seas
States and communities recognize the risks that climate change poses to public health and safety, the economy, and ecosystems - and are taking action to address it.
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Connect With Us!
Help us build a movement to protect our rivers and clean water—get involved today! Connect with us on these social networks.
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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 »
Join Us for the National River Cleanup!
The 2013 National River Cleanup® season has begun! Last year, over 92,000 volunteers removed 3.5 million pounds of trash from more than 39,000 miles of waterways across America. Want to help us do even more this year? Discover How »
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 »
