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5 Things You Can Do for World Nature Conservation Day
1+ hour, 8+ min ago (436+ words) World Nature Conservation Day is July 28. It is more important than ever to speak up and make your voice heard for our nation’s rivers. We know there is a lot going on in the world that can make it overwhelming…...
The San Luis Valleyâs Innovative Approach to Water Scarcity
2+ week, 6+ day ago (820+ words) The San Luis Valley’s Innovative Approach to Water Scarcity americanrivers.org The San Luis Valleyâs Innovative Approach to Water Scarcity In Coloradoâs San Luis Valley, communities are coming together to address water supply challenges with creativity, and collaboration....
The Teton River Got a Second Chance. Let’s Not Squander It.
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (390+ words) The Northern Rockies nearly lost something special when the Teton River was transformed by the Teton Dam. Today, communities across the region are showing that collaboration can meet water needs while protecting a river that was given a rare second…...
How Floodplains Grow Fish on the San Joaquin River
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (417+ words) The modern San Joaquin reflects decades of intensive flow regulation and water diversion. Completed in 1942, Friant Dam, located on the upper San Joaquin River near Fresno, California, was built to store water for irrigation and provide flood control. The dam…...
Wild and Scenic River Values Report
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (169+ words) The South Fork Snake River, the Teton River, and select tributaries managed by the Bureau of Land Management’s Upper Snake FieldOffice represent some of eastern Idaho’s most significant remaining free-flowing river resources. Building upon the BLM’s 2009 Eligibility Report and incorporating…...
Data Centers and Rivers: Protecting Clean Water and River Health
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (212+ words) americanrivers.org Data Centers and Rivers: Protecting Clean Water and River Health The rapid proliferation of data centers is placing an unsustainable burden on rivers and the communities that rely on them. While these facilities promise jobs and tax revenue,…...
The Places We Notice Become the Places We Protect
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (228+ words) Reflections From My Time Interning with American Rivers “Spaces like Coal Oil Point give students a controlled but natural environment to not just conduct research in, but also connect to it. These spaces allow UCSB undergrads to be as close…...
American Rivers Mourns Passing of Visionary River Advocate and Conservationist Ted Turner
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (129+ words) americanrivers.org American Rivers Mourns Passing of Visionary River Advocate and Conservationist Ted Turner Contact: Hawk Hammer, [email protected] 5/6/2026 WASHINGTON D.C. â American Rivers is saddened to learn of the passing of Ted Turner, a dedicated river advocate and conservationist and longtime…...
Potomac River Leads 2026 List of America’s Most Endangered Rivers® Due to Historic Sewage Spill and Unchecked Data Center Growth
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (389+ words) Washington, D.C. — American Rivers is today naming the Potomac River as number one on our America’s Most Endangered Rivers® list of 2026, because of the one-two-punch of a historic sewage spill and the rapidly expanding footprint of water-intensive data centers across the…...
Pipeline Threats Lands Dan River as #8 on America’s Most Endangered Rivers® List of 2026
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (137+ words) Drinking Water for Hundreds of Thousands at Risk “Energy production can’t come at the expense of our most vital of resources — our nation’s freshwater,” said Alice Broderick, spokesperson for American Rivers. “There is always a risk when pipelines are built…...