Semptember 2019

Dear John,

This is a big week for climate action: the Global Climate Strike starts this Friday. From floods to drought to fires, the impacts of climate change on our rivers and water supplies should be a wake-up call. If you love rivers, if you care about clean water, if you value justice, if you want a better future, this is a critical moment.

How will you seize it? Attend a protest, call your representative, make a donation – whatever you decide, do something positive. Take action. Because, as Project Drawdown’s Dr. Katharine Wilkinson says, "It is a magnificent thing to be alive at a moment that matters so much."

Thank you for standing up for healthy rivers. Your voice matters and your support makes a difference.

Amy Kober
Vice President, Communications
American Rivers

For Sale: Rivers Across the Country

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Protect your community from flooding
Communities along the Waccamaw River in South Carolina are coming together to reduce flood risks, protect critical floodplains and save money. Resiliency isn't about luck, it's about proper planning.

Flames and flows: wildfires and river health
As wildfire season continues in the U.S. west, we're shining a spotlight on the importance of healthy forests. In a podcast from last year, we discuss the impact of willdfires on rivers.

Rivers and climate change
When it comes to climate action, healthy rivers must be a top priority. Here's why.

THANK YOU!

Thank you to REI for its support of our work to protect and restore America’s rivers.

Photo Credit: Waccamaw River, SC | By Mac Stone

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