Save The World's Rivers!

CHECK IT OUT: "The biggest water court battle in Colorado history" and we are smack-dab in the middle of it litigating to protect and restore the Colorado River! aspenjournalism.org/cities-water-p…

The unexpected hero of #WorldWaterDay? Beavers! 🦫 @EmilyFairfax of @‌UMNGeography spoke this past weekend about how beavers are a great natural solution to create healthier water and her role in the movie #Hoppers! 🎥 Watch more: ow.ly/nlGX50YxPq9

Beavers! We support this bill because beavers create wetlands and are essential for watershed health. coloradosun.com/2026/03/11/col…

This image is BLOWING UP on Facebook, see here: facebook.com/share/p/1C1TMe…

BE CAREFUL! kitv.com/news/local/wah…

It's #GlobalRewildingDay, a good day to very soft announce that we are beginning a program supporting #DamRemoval that rewilds rivers and streams. Here's a #GhostDam (abandoned pipeline) blocking North Boulder Creek, Boulder County, CO, we investigated on Wednesday.

Good article and outcome! Here's the quote that we gave to the reporter that wasn't used in the story: "We are very pleased with the Board's decisions which will help protect the Boulder Creek watershed, the neighbors in Caribou Valley and Nederland, and the purity of the City of Boulder's drinking water," said Gary Wockner whose organization, Save The World's Rivers, has an aggressive program advocating for the protection of the Boulder Creek Watershed. "This mining company is being held to the strict letter of the law which is exactly what the state agency should be, and is, doing." dailycamera.com/2026/03/19/cro…

Her quote doesn't sound like they are "expanding" these programs, but rather trying to get "acknowledged" for what they are already doing. C'mon, let's be clear that Colorado is doing everything it can to EXPAND municipal use and diversions of Colorado River water. “When you talk about things like turf removal, water-loss prevention, watershed restoration, forest-health efforts that are happening on the ground, those are benefits not only to Colorado but to the entire system,” said Becky Mitchell, Colorado’s lead negotiator in talks among the seven states that share the Colorado River. “So we’re trying to figure out: How do we acknowledge all of that work?” aspenjournalism.org/upper-basin-st…

Everybody and their brother are weighing in now, saying the same thing we've said (and were ridiculed for) for the last decade or more. MEDIA: If you want to talk to Dan Beard, send me an email and I will connect you. His 2014 book could not have been more prophetic about what's happening today on the Colorado River.

So many dumb dam ideas, so little time... activenorcal.com/the-push-to-ra…

"Summertime methane and carbon dioxide emission rates and associated variables from a national-scale survey of 146 reservoirs in the United States" Excellent EPA study results finally released. Reservoirs have a serious methane problem. aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.100…

“A rational actor is interested in maximizing profit. He looks at a restricted supply of transferable water rights in a state stricken by drought, and goes, ‘Shit, that’s the biggest no-brainer investment in the history of Earth! Of course, I’m going to try to corner the market with my buddies." newrepublic.com/article/207217…

"Rivers are the lifeblood of the planet, the freshwater veins of the Earth connecting ecosystems, people, and economies." Read more at: #storylink=cpy" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">idahostatesman.com/opinion/reader…

Dam! euromaidanpress.com/2026/03/16/rus…

"Glen Canyon Dam provides only 3% of Utah’s electricity, and Lake Powell cannot be saved by releasing water from Flaming Gorge" sltrib.com/opinion/letter…

Today is the International Day of Action for Rivers, a moment to stand with the rivers and communities defending them around the world. One of the most powerful river stories of our time is unfolding on the Klamath River. After decades of advocacy led by Tribal Nations, river defenders, and local communities, four dams on the Klamath came down, opening hundreds of miles of river to salmon for the first time in generations. Now we’re carrying that momentum forward. The Klamath River Accord is a global declaration calling to: - Protect free-flowing rivers - Uphold Indigenous rights and leadership - Stop destructive new dam construction - Restore river ecosystems worldwide Inspired by the historic Klamath dam removals and led by the next generation of river defenders, the Accord is helping bring the voices of rivers to global climate forums like COP. 🌊 Add your name and stand for rivers worldwide. riostorivers.org/klamath-river-… Protect rivers., Restore ecosystems, Honor Indigenous leadership. #InternationalDayOfActionForRivers

“ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO PROTECT AND RESTORE RIVERS” “Ultimately, a Superintelligent AI must recognize that the protection and restoration of Nature on Earth is the critical path forward for sustaining humanity. Nature isn’t a piece of the economic pie; it is the crust that holds the pie together, and rivers are the veins flowing through that crust keeping it all alive.” savetheworldsrivers.org/press-release-…

Colorado Rivers Update: Should Aspen’s Roaring Fork River get Rights of Nature? READ HERE: savethecolorado.org/colorado-river…

The Biden Admin dropped the ball in 2023 when they didn't start building the bypass around Glen Canyon Dam. Now, chaos will ensue -- legal, political, financial.