River Voices
Explore River Voices, River Network’s monthly digital newsletter. In every issue you’ll find fresh thinking on water issues, upcoming events and learning opportunities, and success stories from across the network. Read the most recent issues below, visit our archive to view earlier issues, and subscribe to receive new issues of River Voices directly to your inbox. If you would like to have the great work of your organization shared across the network, click here to submit your success story.
River Voices August 2019: Mapping Waters for Recreation in the Delaware Basin
River Voices July 2019: River Rally 2019 Highlights & The Power of Rally
River Voices June 2019: Community Resilience
River Voices May 2019: A Drinking Water Guide for All
River Voices April 2019: Rally Up for Idea Exchanges
River Voices March 2019: Businesses Investing In Water
River Voices February 2019: Agriculture and Water in the West
River Voices January 2019: The Future of Water Policy
River Voices December 2018: Latino & Hispanic Engagement
River Voices November 2018: River Network’s 30th Anniversary
River Voices October 2018: 50 Years of Wild & Scenic Rivers
River Voices September 2018: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
River Voices August 2018: Why Citizen Science Matters
River Voices July 2018: Key Issues for Our Water Future
River Voices June 2018: World Environment Day
River Voices May 2018: Building Community Resilience
River Voices April 2018: River Rally Sneak Peek
River Voices March 2018: Safe & Affordable Drinking Water
River Voices February 2018: Speaking Up for Clean Water
Welcome to the February 2018 edition of River Voices! This month we look at the road ahead for Clean Water, plus launch our new Civic Engagement webinar training series. We also warmly invite you to a free webinar with water authors Sandra Postel and Abbie Gascho Landis hosted by River Network’s President, Nicole Silk. Also, don’t miss your opportunity to get free rain barrel materials.
River Voices January 2018: Rivers in Agricultural Landscapes
Welcome to the January 2018 issue of River Voices! We hope you enjoy the fresh look and feel of our monthly publication, designed to highlight essential insights, inspiration, and resources to further your work. This month we explore the topic of how agricultural communities and conservationists are working together for healthier rivers. Also, don’t miss fundraising tips from our Leadership Development team, plus the latest events and webinars.
River Voices July 2017 Issue: 2017 River Heroes
This issue of River Voices features our 2017 River Heroes – Angie Rosser, Denny Caneff, David Deen, David Sligh, and Margaret Frisbie. Not only do we have their stories, but we have videos of their acceptance speeches as well as videos of our Compton River Achievement Award winner and the plenaries from the conference. We are incredibly grateful to share some of the magic from River Rally 2017, expanding the potential for this content to make a difference, providing an infusion of hope and the elixir of possibility to those who need it most.
River Voices April 2017 Issue: Water Equity And Civic Engagement
We believe that access to affordable clean water and healthy rivers is a fundamental human right. Like other human rights, we must be prepared to assert and defend this right. By listening, we can hear the concerns of the communities we are part of; and by working together, we can influence elected officials and resource managers to address these disparities. The articles in this issue of River Voices provide examples of places where access to affordable clean water is not equal, and how civic engagement is making a difference. These articles underscore the variety of ways to become involved, including seeking public office. We hope that this issue sparks your curiosity and encourages you to continue exploring. Water is life.
River Voices January 2017 Issue: Integrated Water Management
In this issue of River Voices, we have a great collection of articles from a diverse set of contributors, all with decades of experience and insight on what integrated water management means and why it is important. From the nonprofit sector and foundation perspective, to consultants and utilities, each article is easy to access, fast-paced, and full of links and new information to introduce you to and expand your understanding of integrated water management.
