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POLLUTION of the River Thames could put Henley Royal Regatta at risk, it has been claimed. James Wallace, chief executive of environmental charity River Action,...

UNTREATED sewage has been spilling into the River Thames in Henley for more than a decade. There were at least 50 incidents between 2009 and 2022 when the Henle...

Sir Steve Redgrave, organisers of the Henley Regatta and environmentalists have launched a major campaign to tackle pollution in the Thames

Take a cruise down the Mighty Mississippi with paddlers from all across our region, in hopes of breaking the world record for the largest floating raft. Linsey Tobin dives in for River Action‘s Floatzilla in Destination Illinois. For more information, click here.

Take a cruise down the Mighty Mississippi with paddlers from all across our region, in hopes of breaking the world record for the largest floating raft. Linsey Tobin dives in for River Action‘s Floatzilla in Destination Illinois. For more information, click here.

Delivering a blend of local history, environmental issues, education, entertainment, and fresh air, Davenport's River Action will again present a series of outdoor presentations in the first month of the annual Channel Cat Talks and Riverine Walks: weekly programs that, from May 31 through July 1, will address such topics as ferrying, steamboating, birds of prey,

Environmentalists in the Wye Valley have attacked a moratorium on housebuilding, saying that councils and government agencies should instead tackle waste pollut

Every year, River Action sponsors a paddling event ending with an attempt to break the record for the largest raft of canoes and kayaks.

Every year, River Action sponsors a paddling event ending with an attempt to break the record for the largest raft of canoes and kayaks.

DAVENPORT, IOWA (May 19, 2023) — River Action will host a news conference Monday, May 22, 2023, at Schwiebert Park on the music stage at 10AM to kick off their official campaign to break the record, discuss the changes to the event, and will feature partners from Alternating Currents, the Coast Guard, and Corps of Engineers to discuss safety measures as well as community