How’d We Do?
2015 wasn’t easy. But with your help, we had some great successes.
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Historic Moment For Colorado’s Rivers
The new Colorado Water Plan will guide how Colorado will manage water, protect rivers, and sustain agriculture while confronting climate change and a growing population.
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2015 River Cleanup Recap
2015 has been a great year for river cleanups! Because of your hard work, communities have cleaner rivers, safer drinking water, and more scenic waterways. Here are some highlights this year’s cleanups.
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Winning For Our Rivers
We’re excited to begin the year on a wave of momentum built by last year’s successes.
Take a look at just some of what we’ve accomplished because of your support.
2015 Successes
The Hydrologic Regimes They Are A-Changin’
This is the second blog in a series that describes ongoing strategies and activities undertaken by members of the Upper Flint River Working Group.
Read more » Contemplating the Value of the St. Louis River
Kristin Larsen, Executive Director of Friends of the Cloquet Valley State Forest, asks Minnesota’s Governor Dayton to reject a mine that threatens the St. Louis River.
Read more » When Does Water Become a River?
The Clean Water Rule seeks to answer the question: When does a body of water become a water of the United States, and in being so, protected by the Clean Water Act?
Read More » Saving the Boundary Waters: An Update
The Boundary Waters in Minnesota continue to face the threat of sulfide-ore copper mining, which caused it to be listed as one of the Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013.
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