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ATHENS -- Nature lovers and paddling enthusiasts will have the opportunity to explore some of Georgia’s most storied waterways this fall through the Athens-based river advocacy group Georgia River Network,

With 250 million vehicles transported per year in the U.S. alone, the need for smarter auto delivery solutions has reached record heights. Draiver, the industry's most intelligent on-demand vehicle delivery service, moves an average of 6,000 vehicles a day, and recently expanded this expertise to international markets to meet the rising demand for elevated vehicle transport.

The theme for this year’s educational Yampa Basin Rendezvous is “Snows, Flows and Drought: Managing for Western Water Resilience,” set for June 1-2 in Colorado Mountain College Allbright Auditorium in Steamboat Springs. Community members are...

American Rivers has named Georgia and Florida’s Okefenokee Swamp among America’s Most Endangered Rivers, citing the threat that a proposed heavy mineral sands mine poses to this critically important wetland

Beckham Swamp Road The Gills Creek Watershed Association (GCWA) came into being in the early 1990s when several local lake associations began meeting informally to discuss water quality and other related issues affecting their particular lakes, all of which were part of the Gills Creek Watershed. In February of 1994, DHEC launched the Gills Creek

Georgia River Network is encouraging people to explore Georgia’s rivers during its guided 2023 River Adventures Series and Paddling Safety Classes scheduled for April through August.

January 9, 2022 - Georgia River Network (GRN) wants Georgians to visit the state’s rivers, and in 2023, the organization is offering up more than $8000 in prizes and more

With threats to the Clean Water Act looming, the Potomac’s riverkeepers are at risk of losing a key tool for protecting DC’s watershed

After almost four years of studies, meetings and laborious consensus-building, the Yampa River Integrated Water Management Plan committee released its public report in September that included 20 recommendations to provide a road map to protect...