Mapping Heat, Building Community
This piece was written by Abbie Dusseldorp, Groundwork USA (a Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Program grants national pass-through partner, as is River Network) and originally [...]
In Education and Learning, Healthy, Resilient Rivers, River and Water Organizations, River Flows, River Restoration and Protection, River Science, wild and scenic rivers
Posted Community Stewardship of Wild and Scenic Rivers
Watching the Verde’s muddy-colored water soar downstream following several days of rain was an impressive reminder of how dynamic our rivers are as well as the flooding you can encounter even in [...]
In Community Events, Education and Learning, Public Outreach, River and Water Organizations, River Restoration and Protection, River Science, Water policy, Water Quality
Posted Trash to Action: How Litter Clean Up can Lead to Change
This is a guest blog post by Aaron Dickinson, a Masters of Public Policy student at Duke University who joined River Network this past summer as an intern. How can trash collection and clean up [...]
By Hannah Mico
In Climate resilience, Community Events, Education and Learning, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, River and Water Organizations, River Science
Posted Community-Led Research Projects Underway in 8 Communities: What Have We Learned?
River Network kicked off 2021 by granting 8 local organizations with funds and technical assistance to design and implement community-led research projects in their communities: the last eight [...]
In Ample Water, Climate resilience, Drinking Water, Education and Learning, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, Funding, Green Infrastructure, Public Outreach, River and Water Organizations, River Restoration and Protection, River Science, Water Pollution, Water Quality
Posted Partnership-Building Technical Assistance Grants: Announcing Selected Communities and Water Systems
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Posted A Historic Year: What it Means for Our Future Work with Water
On November 7, 2020, the US presidential election was called for former Vice President Joe Biden. This election was historic for many reasons — occurring during an ongoing global pandemic, [...]
In Ample Water, Climate resilience, Community Events, Education and Learning, Funding, River and Water Organizations, River Flows, River Restoration and Protection, River Science, Water Quality
Posted 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 [...]
