American Rivers

Sediment! Let's talk about it. Join American Rivers on October 2nd at 1 pm ET for a dam removal webinar: Managing Sediment at Dam Removal Sites: Federal and State Perspectives. More about the webinar: Determining how to remove a dam and navigate things like the regulatory process can seem daunting. One of the more challenging issues that can define a project’s level of complexity is the manner in which sediment must be managed. It can mean the difference between months and years in a project timeline, between hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of dollars in additional project costs. This webinar will review general concepts in dam removal sediment analysis and management, as well as federal and state tools and process for sediment management decision making. American Rivers will be joined by the Bureau of Reclamation and the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e5zEAi5g

Sediment! Let's talk about it. Join American Rivers on October 2nd at 1 pm ET for a dam removal webinar: Managing Sediment at Dam Removal Sites: Federal and State Perspectives. More about the webinar: Determining how to remove a dam and navigate things like the regulatory process can seem daunting. One of the more challenging issues that can define a project’s level of complexity is the manner in which sediment must be managed. It can mean the difference between months and years in a project timeline, between hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of dollars in additional project costs. This webinar will review general concepts in dam removal sediment analysis and management, as well as federal and state tools and process for sediment management decision making. American Rivers will be joined by the Bureau of Reclamation and the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eAHrf-jm

Clean water and healthy rivers are bipartisan issues, values that can, and should, unite us no matter where we live or what our background is. Follow Splashy's lead and be a confident voice for rivers this November by downloading the American Rivers Election Guide: https://lnkd.in/ebA9kZJQ

As Hurricane Helene threatens communities across the Southeast with flooding and storm surge, it’s worth noting that Project 2025 proposes dismantling core services like the National Weather Service and FEMA disaster response, that families and businesses rely on at times like this. In the immediate days ahead, we’re focused on supporting our staff and partners in the path of this dangerous storm. And then we’re going to continue advocating for commonsense policies and collaborative solutions that make our rivers and communities safer and healthier, and better equipped to weather the increasingly severe storms fueled by climate change. https://lnkd.in/dXsvgHz3

Sediment! Let's talk about it. Join American Rivers on October 2nd at 1 pm ET for a dam removal webinar: Managing Sediment at Dam Removal Sites: Federal and State Perspectives. More about the webinar: Determining how to remove a dam and navigate things like the regulatory process can seem daunting. One of the more challenging issues that can define a project’s level of complexity is the manner in which sediment must be managed. It can mean the difference between months and years in a project timeline, between hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of dollars in additional project costs. This webinar will review general concepts in dam removal sediment analysis and management, as well as federal and state tools and process for sediment management decision making. American Rivers will be joined by the Bureau of Reclamation and the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dyUyXTfN

Clean water and healthy rivers are bipartisan issues, values that can, and should, unite us no matter where we live or what our background is. Follow Splashy's lead and be a confident voice for rivers this November by downloading the American Rivers Election Guide: https://lnkd.in/ebA9kZJQ

Clean water and healthy rivers are bipartisan issues, values that can, and should, unite us no matter where we live or what our background is. Follow Splashy's lead and be a confident voice for rivers this November by downloading the American Rivers Election Guide: https://lnkd.in/ebA9kZJQ

Clean water and healthy rivers are bipartisan issues, values that can, and should, unite us no matter where we live or what our background is. Follow Splashy's lead and be a confident voice for rivers this November by downloading the American Rivers Election Guide: https://lnkd.in/ebA9kZJQ

Clean water and healthy rivers are bipartisan issues, values that can, and should, unite us no matter where we live or what our background is. Follow Splashy's lead and be a confident voice for rivers this November by downloading the American Rivers Election Guide: https://lnkd.in/ebA9kZJQ

American Rivers is excited to welcome Michael Sertle as the new Senior Director for the Central Region. Michael has more than two decades of experience in river conservation and floodplain restoration with a focus on public and private lands of the Upper Mississippi and Missouri River basins. Welcome to the team Michael, we're excited to bring you on board! https://lnkd.in/dJwiz4Dg