The Colorado River – A 2025 Recap

On June 11, dozens gathered in the early morning light at Great Valley Grasslands State Park outside of Merced to celebrate a milestone 15 years in the making — the reconnection of the San Joaquin River with more than 220 acres of historic floodplain habitat. The energy was palpable as scientists, tribal leaders, state officials, nonprofit partners, and community members came...

Here in the Southeast, drought is no stranger, and this summer it is impacting communities and rivers in the region just as in many other parts of the country. In North Carolina, much of the state has been in severe or extreme drought condition...

Our National Monuments often contain treasured public lands and waters. They’re so important that forty Presidents, across both parties, have utilized the Antiquities Act to protect monuments that would go on to become Grand Canyon National Park, Olympic National Park, Acadia National Park, Glacier Bay National Park, Zion National Park, Arches National Park, and many more. Pr...

World Nature Conservation Day is July 28. It is more important than ever to speak up and make your voice heard for our nation’s rivers. We know there is a lot going on in the world that can make it overwhelming to figure out what you can do to help. That’s why we’ve put together 5 simple things you can do this World Nature Conservation Day to make an impact in your community ...