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Participants will learn tools for engaging diverse community stakeholders in river cleanup actions or other large development projects, and how 'visioning' can result in a more robust understanding

Outlines the Urban Water Infrastructure which will affect the form, function and efficacy in coming decades.

Over half of the United States population, and nine out of every ten rural citizens, depend on groundwater for their drinking water supply.

From the 1920s through the 60s, it wasn't unusual for landowners to channelize, or straighten, the streams meandering through their land.

This report explains how Low Impact Development strategies can increase local water supplies by 405,000 acre feet, save 1.2 billion kWh of electricity and reduce carbon emissions by 535,000 metric

A few years ago two Princeton professors, physicist Robert Socolow and ecologist Stephen Pacala, devised a practical, straightforward framework to look at how we can acheive the daunting task of st

Abandoned mines have been characterized as the “crazy aunt in the attic” of national environmental issues – not an imminent threat but one that continues to worsen with chronic neglect.

Affinity Resources support relationships that help nonprofits enhance and expand fundraising. We call it Friend Raising."

This is a self-extracting zipped Excel file with the complete National Wild and Scenic Rivers System broken down into who manages the rivers. To use the self-extracting file, click on the link.

Size of the world's human population and the extent of our technological creativity have created a enormously damaging impacts on all the oceans.

Written by Shelli Bischoff-Turner of Conservation Impact, this brief article outlines the importance of integrating organizational capacity, identity, and constituent outreach in achieving next lev

Brad Klein of the Environmental Law and Policy Center gave this presentation about antidegradation at River Rally 2009.

Board and staff members will learn how to use a structured self-assessment process to measure their organization’s progress in achieving important milestones in organizational development.

Carter McNamara's article provides an overview of risk management and what an organization should be looking for in risk management assessments including financial, volunteer, fundraising and resou

Interested in learning more about water harvesting and the various methodologies for water reuse? You will learn how to create strategies and use these methods to protect rivers and watersheds.

This workshop expands on the traditional definitions of planning, marketing and organizational development to help organizations be more potent, effective and sustainable.

The case studies included in this document highlight watershed groups, local governments, and organizations engaged in innovative approaches to group building and organization (establishing partner

In 2005, the California Energy Commission published a seminal report on the relationship between water and energy within the state.

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