Links
Not all rivers have a local river organization, and not all states have a statewide river organization. Sometimes it is an environmental organization, boating club or government agency that is the voice for rivers. Listed below are some links to national environmental organizations and government agencies. For links to grassroots river and watershed organizations, or to find a watershed organization in your area, you can search the online National River and Watershed Directory. The Directory contains over 4,000 river and watershed organizations and agencies from across the U.S and is updated regularly.
U.S. Congress
United States Congress
This site includes information about Congress and Congressional Committees as well.
United States Senate or the United States House of Representatives
Use these links to get connected to elected representatives!
Congressional Directory
Find contact information for your congressional representatives on this American Rivers Action page.
Thomas (U.S. Library of Congress)
One of the first government sites on the web, and still one of the best. What else would you expect from one of the largest libraries in the world? Tons of information on current legislation, including the complete text of the Congressional Record, information on the legislative process itself, and lots of links to other government sites.
