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Our day-to-day lives and the focus of our work is affected by the regulatory environment in which we live. A relatively small proportion of the general population is aware of such terms as [...]

River Network, Academy of Natural Sciences, and Stroud Water Research Center introduce options for data products and visualization tools available to the Delaware River Watershed Initiative. In [...]

During River Rally 2020, we asked attendees if they wanted opportunities post-Rally to connect regarding the role of racial justice in the movement for clean water and beyond. The answer was a [...]

At the end of May 2020, during the third week of virtual River Rally, the nation erupted in response first to the racism faced by Christian Cooper while birding in Central Park, and then to the [...]

Recognizing the amplified need for connection and resources during the COVID-19 crisis, River Network transformed River Rally 2020 from a three-day, in-person event to a three-week, virtual [...]

As the backbone for water protectors around the country, River Network is uniquely situated to amplify the voices of leaders across the network, both to educate and inspire others and to provide [...]

As part of our work with consultant Marcelo Bonta, he encouraged us to draft an inclusion statement. To some staff and board participants, the process initially felt superficial and unnecessary. [...]

That same year, River Rally was held near the town of Lake Tahoe, CA. Though a beautiful site near the Truckee River, we did not account for the problematic nature of the resort’s name. [...]

With the goal of fostering more resilient communities, River Network launched the Urban Flooding and Equity for Vulnerable Communities Collaborative to support organizations working at the [...]

Starting in 2018, River Network has reported annually to our board on multiple equity, diversity, and inclusion-related metrics to hold ourselves accountable. We also submit staff demographic [...]