Watch Today: May Webinar
Did you miss our May webinar, “River Cleanups Connect Communities to Waterways?” Watch it today! River cleanups are a proven tool for educating and engaging communities about the importance of...
View ArticleAt South Carolina’s only national park, paddle through some of the country’s...
The Washington Post recently featured South Carolina’s Congaree National Park in its travel section, boasting of its towering old growth bottomland hardwood trees, sinuous rivers and paddle trails, and...
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New Report: Sustainable Recreation Management Planning
In June, American Rivers released a new report, A Guide to Sustainable Recreation Management Planning Report. Learn more about the report and how you can implement a recreation management plan in...
View ArticleThe Many Benefits of Land Conservation
Land conservation is not just for nature but also for affordable housing. Little White Oak Mountain in western North Carolina is a prominent peak that can be seen from points throughout rural Polk...
View ArticleRecommendations for Sustainable River Recreation Management in the Verde Valley
In 2016, American Rivers worked with communities in the Verde Valley to develop a series of recommendations and resources for sustainable river recreation management strategies. Learn more about...
View ArticleWebinar: Sustainable River Recreation Management: Benefits, Steps, Funding
Join us on Tuesday, August 22nd at 11 am MT to discuss river recreation planning and management. Rivers are resilient but like any natural resource, they have a tipping point. River recreation...
View ArticleWebinar: Source Water – What It Is and How to Fund It
Join us for our September webinar on Tuesday, September 26th at 11 am MT/1 pm ET as we discuss source water protection, what it is and how to fund it. Central Arkansas Water is the largest drinking...
View ArticleFree Webinar: Watershed Investment Success in Santa Fe, NM
Join us for our free October webinar on Tuesday, October 24th. Sign up today! The City of Santa Fe has invested in green infrastructure for source water protection and keeping the Santa Fe River a...
View ArticleView Webinar Recordings!
Have you missed one of our past webinars, or is there a topic you want to learn more about? Check out previously recorded webinars here today. Webinars include: Communication strategies River...
View ArticleWebinar: Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring on the Waccamaw River
Since 2006, volunteers have been monitoring water quality on the Waccamaw. Nine teams cover over 140 miles of river from Lake Waccamaw to Winyah Bay spanning two states. Data generated by our...
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