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Rivers
Stories about seeking a sustainable future for the Rio Grande, the Colorado River, and their tributaries, as well as about river issues.
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Get to know Hop Hopkins, Guardians’ new Executive Director
We’re excited to welcome Hop to Guardians—and think you will be too!
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Endangered encounters in the Grand Canyon
To experience the promise and fragility of a living river…that is the essence of Guardians.
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For the Rio Grande, praying for rain isn’t enough
It’s time to bring the river back to life.
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Building our knowledge of fen ecology in the Homestake Valley, Colorado through community science
Guardians joins locals studying the wetlands threatened by a proposed dam and diversion project
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EPA’s proposed limits on forever chemicals a step toward safer and less toxic water
Still a long road ahead to protect public health and the environment
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EPA restores Clean Water Act protections to western waters
New federal rule recognizes that small, intermittent streams can have big water quality impacts
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The doctor is in
Samantha Ruscavage-Barz lays down the law for the Wild as WildEarth Guardians legal director
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One of the good guys
Daniel Timmons makes his mark at Guardians, first as a staff attorney and now as director of our Wild Rivers program
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Join our Colorado activist network
We’re building a people-powered movement across Colorado for wildlife coexistence, preservation of wild places, water equity, and climate justice.
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June is National Rivers Month
Living rivers need your voice, so please speak out during National Rivers Month