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River Network envisions a future of clean and ample water for people and nature, where local caretakers are well-equipped, effective, and courageous champions for our rivers.
Which states have passed laws regulating the pervasive PFAS that contaminate our drinking water? How are states advancing the removal of lead service lines and reducing the risks of lead exposure from the water coming out of our taps?
With support from the Water Foundation, we address these questions and more with the launch of our NEW State Policy Hub! Use it to search for state policy language across every drinking water-related state policy in the United States, supporting advocacy efforts in your state.
Part two of our Tools for Equitable Climate Resilience, River Network’s new Community-Led Research Toolkit provides step-by-step guidance and lessons learned on how to effectively engage with community members to understand climate impacts and to develop more equitable climate resilience strategies.
This toolkit also has real-world Community-Led Research case studies, a Community-Led Research Project Planning and Facilitation Guide, and extensive lists of references and resources.
Map: Who Protects Water?
River Network’s searchable water protectors map helps communities and local water supporters connect. Search it, link to it, share it, and embed it on any website! (If your water organization is not already on the map, sign up for a free River Network membership to be included.)
