Category Archives: Clean Water

The Salazar Center for North American Conservation has launched the Peregrine Accelerator for Conservation Impact to help address the damage inflicted on the ecological and…

In a huge win for North Carolina’s abundant marine life, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina ruled that the U.S. Army Corps…

In honor of World Rivers Day, The Moore Charitable Foundation recognized the significant and dedicated work of conservation partners who keep polluters accountable, advocate for riparian habitat…

The Moore Charitable Foundation is committed to defending the vitality of North Carolina’s rivers, streams, and air. Failure by industrial hog operations throughout the state…

The Southwest Rivers Program—a partnership between the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the U.S. Forest Service—announced nearly $600,000 to protect native fish and species…

The North Carolina Coastal Federation announces support from the Orton Foundation to mitigate pollution, restore coastal habitats and water quality, and strengthen coastal resilience in the Lower Cape Fear River estuary.

Oysters act as natural water filters and are the original ecosystem engineers of the New York Harbor. As a result of overharvesting, dredging and pollution,…

RiversEdge West   Many western riverside lands, critical habitat to a vast majority of all western species are increasingly threatened by invasive, non-native trees and…

In Long Island, The Robins Island Foundation supports CCE Marine’s Back to the Bays initiative, a stewardship outreach effort to increase community engagement in water…

With coastal real estate in high demand, attempts to modify, protect or fortify shorelines have increased. These human-made efforts often include hardened structures like terminal…