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• Alliance Seeks Input in Creating International Water Standard

  Washington, DC
  Topic (Rivers & Lakes)
  May 23, 2012 2012 05 23

  Today, March 23, the Alliance for Water Stewardship, or AWS, will host a meeting in Washington D.C. to seek public input on the first draft of its International Water Stewardship Standard. Learn More

• Healthier Rivers, Improved Economies Behind New EcoPartnership

  BEIJING, CHINA
  May 03, 2012 2012 05 03

  U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was among the dignitaries that attended the signing of a new EcoPartnership agreement today between The Nature Conservancy’s Great Rivers Partnership and China’s Yangtze River Basin Fisheries Resource Management Commission. Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy receives $5 million Great Rivers Partnership pledge

  PEORIA, Ill.
  October 12, 2011 2011 10 12

  The Nature Conservancy’s Great Rivers Partnership (GRP) is expanding thanks to a recent $5 million pledge from The Caterpillar Foundation. The program, which focuses on the world’s great rivers, is aimed at bringing together diverse partners, innovative science and global stakeholders to seek solutions to common land and water use issues.  Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy Assisting in Flood Recovery, Restoration Efforts on the Mississippi River

  JACKSON, MISS
  December 14, 2011 2011 12 14

  The Nature Conservancy is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies on two new projects, both made possible in part by a $200,000 gift from Wells Fargo & Company.  Learn More

Farm Bill Conservation Funds Fuel Water-Quality Improvements

CORN & SOYBEAN DIGEST

February 27, 2012

While Congressional committees debate farm bill conservation programs, Iowa farmers are putting those program funds to work, achieving documented results in improved water quality.

Conversing on conserving rivers

CHINA DAILY

November 25, 2011

Exchange of fish monitoring practices between U.S. and Chinese scientists advances conservation on the Mississippi and Yangtze rivers.

People, nature can both benefit

OMAHA WORLD HERALD

November 16, 2011

Op-ed by GRP Director Michael Reuter and Director of TNC Nebraska Chapter Dr. Mace Hack explains the importance of floodplains.

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