by California Trout | Nov 10, 2020
California has thousands of dams, from small earthen barriers to large dams hundres of feet tall. more than 1,400 of those dams are large enough to fall under state safety regulations. A great number of them provide critical water supply, flood control, and...
by Idaho Rivers United | Oct 21, 2020
The Four Governor’s Agreement: What the statement from Idaho, Washington, Montana, and Oregon means for salmon The Governors of Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Montana have committed to working together in salmon and steelhead recovery in a recently signed...
by South Yuba River Citizens League | Aug 31, 2020
Most summers, SYRCL leads multi-day field science programs for both local and Los Angeles-based high school students to learn about meadow ecosystems and assess montane meadow health. This year, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, SYRCL made the tough decision to...
by Appalachian Mountain Club | Aug 27, 2020
Paula ChampagneHikers today enjoy more clear days in the White Mountains than they would’ve a few decades ago, thanks in part to the Clean Air Act and AMC air quality advocacy. Fifty years ago, Congress passed arguably the most important environmental and public...
by Appalachian Mountain Club | Aug 27, 2020
PixabayMany environmentalists say the EPA’s most dangerous environmental rollbacks amount to a giveaway to industrial polluters and emitters. Since taking office, the Trump administration has, through the Environmental Protection Agency and other federal agencies,...
by Idaho Rivers United | Jul 31, 2020
Click Here for PDF version ### NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7/31/2020 Contacts: Nic Nelson, Executive Director – Nic@idahorivers.org, 208-343-7481 Stephen Pfeiffer, Conservation Associate – stephen@idahorivers.org, 208-343-7481 Federal Agencies Fail...
