River Network is celebrating its silver anniversary by highlighting 25 success stories and lessons learned from grassroots water advocates all across the U.S.
In celebration of World Water Day, River Network presents the first report in its new What Works series showcasing successful volunteer water monitoring efforts from around the United States. Creative Partnerships in Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring: A What Works Snapshot presents an overview of the extent to which volunteer monitoring efforts are incorporating partnering into their strategies, and how those partnerships work.
The recently convened session of Congress will likely see legislative proposals -- perhaps with bipartisan support -- that could set a dangerous precedent for the nation's Wild and Scenic Rivers.
Check out our recent health program publications, including our ground-breaking Clinician's Guide to Toxic Exposures and Disease, a critical resource tool for educating healthcare professionals about the importance of legislation to control toxic substances.
After Gray Thursday, Black Friday and Cyber Monday — all "getting" days — it's Giving Tuesday, a time to give. What could be better than a gift of healthy rivers?
For the second year in a row, River Network has been selected as an Oregon recipient of the 2012 Alfred P. Sloan Award for Excellence in Workplace Effectiveness and Flexibility!
RN President Todd Ambs testifying in the U.S. House of Representatives as Congress considers shifting greater responsibility for wetlands regulations to the state level.
The Clean Water Act turns 40 this year and more than ever it needs you (yes you!) to speak out for the health of your local rivers, lakes and wetlands. Our online Clean Water Act course helps you do just that.
Companies and utilities in Alabama are saving millions -- in both dollars and gallons of water -- by working collaboratively with local community and environmental groups.
A groundbreaking new River Network report reveals that for every gallon of water used in the average household, five times as much water is used to provide that home with electricity ...
As part of its annual recognition of World Environment Day on June 5, Budweiser will again donate $150,000 to River Network to help support watershed conservation projects in each of the company's twelve brewery cities, as well as Oklahoma City and Idaho Falls.
Our President, Todd Ambs, helped kick off the 8th annual National Water Quality Monitoring Conference on May 1 in Portland, Oregon, in front of a gathering of 1,100 water quality monitoring professionals. Here's what he had to say ...
Submit your letter to the editor by 1 pm Pacific on May 6 to do your part to restore Clean Water Act protections to important streams and wetlands...and win fabulous prizes.
Bridgestone Americas and River Network are teaming up to help local watershed groups deal with one of the most vexing litter problems in our creeks and rivers – old tires.
On Friday May 4, 700 river-lovers will begin gathering here in our headquarters city of Portland, Oregon, for River Rally 2012, the largest gathering ever of NGO watershed leaders!
Nearly 15,000 people helped pick the winners of the fourth annual MillerCoors – River Network grant competition, where only a handful of votes separated the winner from the runner-up ...
