Resources
Welcome to our Resource Library! Here you can search through River Network’s large compilation of publications, newsletters, tools, templates, and recorded webinars. The resources included here are intended to help you advance your work and spark innovation and new ideas. We hope you find some things that help!
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Webinar: Creating Partnerships to Promote Citizen Science and Advocacy
Program: Clean Water, Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarMany organizations in urban waters settings are working on similar initiatives to restore and protect water resources. An abundance of water quality data is oftentimes collected and reported on independent websites, with data and information used to ad… View Resource ›
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Webinar: Parks with Purpose: Community-Driven Green Infrastructure
Program: Clean Water, Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarGreen infrastructure projects have the potential to benefit both the environment and the community. Through their Parks with Purpose program, The Conservation Fund and partner organizations are designing and implementing green infrastructure in underse… View Resource ›
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Webinar: Water Trails 101: Get on the right course and learn the secrets to success!
Program: Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarFor communities across the country, water trails are a flexible and responsive tool for promoting a healthy economy and a high quality of life while preserving our natural and cultural heritage along our waterways. In this recorded webinar, presenters… View Resource ›
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Protecting and Restoring Flows in Our Southeastern Rivers
Program: Ample Water
Resource Type: Publications, ReportsThe Southeast River Flows Peer Learning Network (Flows Network) is collaborative effort to protect river flows in the southeast. The Flows Network provides a platform where community-based river and conservation groups learn from each other and other e… View Resource ›
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Webinar: Protecting Southeastern Freshwater Biodiversity
Program: Ample Water, Clean Water
Resource Type: WebinarA New Study to Develop Regional Conservation Priorities and Identify Needed Management and Policy Actions The Southeastern United States is a global hotspot of freshwater biodiversity, supporting almost two-thirds of the country’s fish species, over 90… View Resource ›
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Celebrating Wild and Scenic Rivers 50th: Engaging Your Diverse Community
Program: Clean Water
Resource Type: Webinar2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act. Groups around the country will be celebrating this milestone and looking to the future of our Wild and Scenic Rivers. This webinar, held June 4, 2018, explored how organizations can e… View Resource ›
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Wild and Scenic Rivers: Plug-and-Play River Celebration Opportunities
Program: Clean Water
Resource Type: Webinar2018 marks the 50 year anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act. Groups around the country will be celebrating this milestone and looking to the future of our Wild and Scenic Rivers. Join us on this webinar to learn about how your organization c… View Resource ›
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Drinking Water 101 webinar series: Understanding the Basics of Drinking Water Sources, Treatment, and Quality
Program: Clean Water
Resource Type: WebinarJoin us for two webinars that will provide an introduction and overview of drinking water processes, policies, and protection. Maria Lopez-Carbo, Deputy Division Director for Standards & Risk Management in EPA’s Office of Ground Water & Drinkin… View Resource ›
Supporting Stream Management Planning in Colorado
Program: Ample Water, Strong Champions
Resource Type: Tools and TemplatesTaking advantage of rare boatable flows on the Dolores River in southwest Colorado in Spring 2017 © Nicole Seltzer/River Network In 2016, the State of Colorado adopted the Colorado Water Plan which sets forth a water management roadmap to achieve a pro… View Resource ›
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River Voices Volume 18 Number 2, 2008: Integrated Watershed Protection: Making Tough Decisions Together
Program: Ample Water, Clean Water, River Rally
Resource Type: Publications, River VoicesTable of Contents 1 Integrated Watershed Protection: Making Tough Decisions Together by Gayle Killam & Wendy Wilson 3 From the President 5 Engaging Government and Business in Planning Change by Waverly de Bruijn 8 Collaboration Triggers Confluence… View Resource ›
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EPA’s Green Infrastructure Modeling Toolkit for Stormwater Management
Program: Clean Water, Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarGreen infrastructure (e.g., rain gardens, green roofs, porous pavement, cisterns) is becoming an increasingly attractive way to recharge aquifers and reduce the amount of stormwater runoff that flows, untreated, into wastewater treatment plants or wate… View Resource ›
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Celebrating Wild & Scenic Rivers 50th: Spark Community Engagement!
Program: Clean Water
Resource Type: WebinarSpeakers include Deb Ryun, Executive Director, St. Croix River Association; Anastasia Shartin, Visual Arts Director, the Phipps Center for the Arts; and Rika Ayotte, Executive Director, Discover Your Forest. ABOUT THE WEBINAR 2018 marks the 50 year ann… View Resource ›
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Webinar: How Much is A River Worth? Understanding the Economic Impact of the Huron River and Water Trail
Program: Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarIn 2016, the Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) commissioned a unique study to measure the economic impact of the river on local communities, focusing on Huron River Water Trail activities and the value of natural systems that maintain a healthy, cle… View Resource ›
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Webinar: Water Quality Portal Data Discovery Tool
Program: Ample Water, Clean Water
Resource Type:The Data Discovery Tool is a free open-source, downloadable tool that can interact with the Water Quality Portal to retrieve and explore water quality monitoring data. The tool automatically downloads data from the Portal, does some preliminary QA/QC,… View Resource ›
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Webinar: Crowdsourcing Water Quality Data through Mobile Apps
Program: Ample Water, Clean Water, Strong Champions
Resource Type: WebinarMonitoring of our waterways is critical to identify issues of concern, to evaluate restoration projects’ success, and to gauge changes over time. New technologies are continually shaping the way we collect data, providing water quality monitors with ne… View Resource ›
