Using Community Led Science to Manage Wild and Scenic Rivers with the National Park Service
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Using Community Led Science to Manage Wild and Scenic Rivers with the National Park Service

What do dragonfly collection, snorkeling to observe mussels and bioassessment workshops on Wild and Scenic Rivers have in common? This summer, these activities are part of three of the seven [...]

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 Equitable Water Infrastructure in the COVID-19 Crisis
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Equitable Water Infrastructure in the COVID-19 Crisis

With the COVID-19 pandemic front of mind, protecting public health is the priority. This includes our newest lingo, social distancing, as well as lots of really good handwashing. But – what if [...]

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 Drinking Water Guide – In Spanish!
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Drinking Water Guide – In Spanish!

Presione aqui para leer este articulo en Español. My work on water has always been inspired by the intersection of water and people – conservation and community. The catalyst for joining [...]

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Drinking Water Guide – Ready to Use!

I’ve worked on water policy and advocacy issues for more years than I’d like to admit… But, as River Network started to respond to our community’s desire for more resources and tools to [...]

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