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December 20, 2019
Restoring Damaged Rivers
Governor Inslee’s report is a step toward the creative thinking and problem solving we need to do as a region to understand a path forward.... Read More
December 20, 2019
Water Supply
2020 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the long-term sustainability of Arizona. ... Read More
December 19, 2019
Conserving Clean Water, Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers
Senator Wyden is giving us a voice, a direct vote, in the future of Oregon's rivers. ... Read More
December 11, 2019
Wild and Scenic Rivers
Why a Wild & Scenic designation for the Nooksack River is an investment in wildlife.... Read More
December 5, 2019
Climate Change & Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers, Stormwater and Sewage, Water Supply
Stormwater credit trading not only provides economic benefits by reducing costs for municipalities but also advances the implementation of green infrastructure across a city.... Read More
December 4, 2019
Uncategorized
While we can't predict everything your family might say around the holidays, here are a few ways to steer the conversation.... Read More
December 2, 2019
Dam Removal, Protecting Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers
The story of Frozen II couldn’t have come at a better time.... Read More
November 25, 2019
Uncategorized
Claude’s passion made him instrumental in protecting America's wild rivers.... Read More
November 19, 2019
Protecting Rivers
On Friday, November 15th, American Rivers officially intervened in the case against the proposal. Here is a brief overview of our filing: ... Read More
November 19, 2019
Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers
Ten miles of Congaree Creek are now reconnected and support paddlers and aquatic life alike.... Read More
November 15, 2019
Discover Rivers
Here are some of our staff's favorite rivers for enjoying autumn. ... Read More
November 13, 2019
Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers
What’s the key to one of our nation’s most significant river restoration efforts? Collaboration. Learn about what makes the Klamath so special in this interview with Steve Rothert, California director at American Rivers.... Read More