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"Each of us shares a duty to protect these rivers, which sustain so much life."
— Jim Owens, Caterpillar Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Established in 2005 with the support of Caterpillar, Inc., through its Foundation, the Great Rivers Partnership is an ambitious effort to guide protection of the world's working river systems.
The Great Rivers Partnership is part of many efforts at The Nature Conservancy to advance freshwater conservation around the world.
The Great Rivers Partnership is an ambitious effort to conserve and restore the world's great river systems for the benefit of the people and species that depend upon them for life.
The Nature Conservancy and Ingram Barge Company have joined forces to restore thousands of acres of forest and wetlands along the Mississippi River in western Kentucky. What does this partnership mean for the Mighty Miss?
U.S.-China Exchange Advances River Conservation
Four Chinese scientists spend time on the Mississippi River this summer learning monitoring techniques that will help them with conservation efforts on the Yangtze River. Learn How Scientists Are Sharing Across Great Rivers.
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