Pacific Rivers works to create widespread understanding of, support for, and application of sound policies and proven practices for watershed-based protection and restoration of rivers, streams, wetlands and estuaries.
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The involvement of individuals who care for the environment is what it takes to make real positive changes for the environment.
Pacific Rivers’ influence and impact are also amplified through strategic partnerships that help build the strength of the Northwest river conservation community as a whole. At this time we’re involved in coalitions working to:
Under the “Learn More” section, you can access our newsletters and films. If you want to stay in touch to receive newsletters, action alerts, event invitations and other updates - please subscribe.
The involvement of individuals who care for the environment is what it takes to make real positive changes for the environment.
Pacific Rivers’ influence and impact are also amplified through strategic partnerships that help build the strength of the Northwest river conservation community as a whole. At this time we’re involved in coalitions working to:
- Remove the Lower Snake River Dams
- Recover spring Chinook salmon
- Advocate for the North Umpqua watershed
- Increase Outstanding Resource Water designations
- Prevent a mine on the Green River near Mount St Helens
- Preserve Mature Old Growth
- Grow and sustain funding for conservation priorities
- Improve water quality in various water bodies
