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Mekong Seminar: A River Under Stress

On April 19th, the City College of San Francisco will host a seminar called “The Mekong: A River Under Stress.”...
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Letter to the World Bank on climate change and dams for the revision of the Safeguard Policies

In April of 2013, we sent a letter to the World Bank and the U.S. Treasury signed by 24 international...
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Letter to the Editor: “Talking to the Experts: Can we improve the ESIA Process?”

I was very gratified to see the articles in the latest World Rivers  Review by Haven Livingston, Paul Fisher, and...
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Film Screening in Washington DC

“A River Runs Through Us,” International Rivers’ film about the movement to protect rivers and rights, has been selected to...
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Aleta George: Poetry and Activism Undammed

Back from the KaweahsGary Snyder Gary Snyder says that running a river is a lot like poetry: “You’re in the...
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Yanopah Takes the Plunge

Vernal FallSierra Club This is the story of Yanopah, a tiny water molecule who has been travelling the world’s waterways...
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Rebecca Dennis - The Stanislaus River

Originally published on Nobody’s River Blog River Roots Rebecca rowing on her dad’s lap as a little girlRebecca Dennis Every...
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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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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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Artist is Batty for Rivers

From September 2012 World Rivers Review Rio Vista elementary student performs at the Rillito River Project’s Bat Night 2012Photo: Tim...