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Ethiopia Water Grabs: Creating 'East Africa's Aral Sea'?

A version of this originally appeared on Huffington Post. Lake Turkana from the air. The destruction of the Aral Sea...
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2013 Wild & Scenic Film Festival: A Climate of Change

International Rivers is excited to be involved with multiple events at this year’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival, and to...
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US Rivers Get a Boost from Citizen Science Projects

From December 2012 World Rivers Review Rivers in the US have been under siege since the age of industrialization began....
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Indigenous Peoples Days on the Yuba River

International Rivers has a presence throughout the world, yet we were founded in Berkeley, California, which remains the address of...
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Bay Area Screenings of "The New Environmentalists"

Lake Turkana. Photo: John Antonelli San Francisco Bay Area residents will have an opportunity to view “The New Environmentalists,” a...
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Rendezvous for Rivers 2012

Thank you for a successful Rendezvous for Rivers – stay tuned for more information on next year’s celebration! Join us...
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Artist is Batty for Rivers

From September 2012 World Rivers Review Rio Vista elementary student performs at the Rillito River Project’s Bat Night 2012. Photo:...
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Building Local Economies with Solar

From September 2012 World Rivers Review Innovative Models Help Poor Communities Light Homes, Grow Businesses Solar is the ultimate community-owned...
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Legendary 'Creation Site' Discovered by Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe

This article was originally published in the Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam people stood at their...
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Swimming with Sturgeon

From December 2011 World Rivers Review  Several years ago I picked up the morning newspaper and came across one of...