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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Our America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2026 report is officially live!

Data centers, pollution, logging, mining, and more – The threats facing this year's list are imminent, but not inevitable. These 10 rivers are at a tipping point, facing an urgent decision in the coming months. They need you.

📲 Click the link in our bio to learn more about this year's list & #TakeAction to support the future of these rivers!
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#AmericanRivers #LifeDependsOnRivers #MostEndangeredRivers #RiverProtection #WildAndScenic#ActNow #Pollution #DataCenters #Mining #Logging #RoadlessRule #RiverRestoration #NatureConservation #RiverConservation

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Our America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2026 report is officially live!

Data centers, pollution, logging, mining, and more – The threats facing this year's list are imminent, but not inevitable. These 10 rivers are at a tipping point, facing an urgent decision in the coming months. They need you.

📲 Click the link in our bio to learn more about this year's list & #TakeAction to support the future of these rivers!
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#AmericanRivers #LifeDependsOnRivers #MostEndangeredRivers #RiverProtection #WildAndScenic#ActNow #Pollution #DataCenters #Mining #Logging #RoadlessRule #RiverRestoration #NatureConservation #RiverConservation

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Our America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2026 report is officially live!

Data centers, pollution, logging, mining, and more – The threats facing this year's list are imminent, but not inevitable. These 10 rivers are at a tipping point, facing an urgent decision in the coming months. They need you.

📲 Click the link in our bio to learn more about this year's list & #TakeAction to support the future of these rivers!
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#AmericanRivers #LifeDependsOnRivers #MostEndangeredRivers #RiverProtection #WildAndScenic#ActNow #Pollution #DataCenters #Mining #Logging #RoadlessRule #RiverRestoration #NatureConservation #RiverConservation

Help me save our beautiful, endangered rivers! @americanrivers

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

Data centers are a new reality of life as technology develops rapidly and society becomes increasingly reliant upon AI.

Most data center cooling systems rely on public drinking water sources. In areas where water is already scarce, data center water demand places additional pressure on limited water supplies, especially in hot climates and during periods of high demand.

Rivers are ultimately both the source waters and the receiving waters of the impacts of data centers. They are living ecosystems that can be stressed by this rapid and new growth, even as other pressures on them mount.

As our nation navigates forward, we must balance the impacts on precious water resources with technological advances.

🚰 Learn more about data centers and rivers at the link in our bio.

There are few landscapes that safeguard our rivers’ headwaters like a healthy meadow. 🌾 Healthy meadows benefit people, wildlife, and rivers by acting as natural reservoirs that give rain, snow, and runoff the chance to slow down, spread out, and sink into the soil, filtering and storing water.

Our new short film “Restoring Mountain Meadows” dives into our work to restore California’s iconic Faith Valley and Ackerson Meadows! We’ll take you uphill into the Sierra Nevada and deep into the restoration work that is healing one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.

🎬 Dive into the full short film and hear from the expert teams that helped make these dreams a reality at the link in our bio!

For decades, the Rogue River has been the gold standard for wild, scenic beauty. But for the first time, it’s been named one of America’s Most Endangered Rivers by @americanrivers.

The threat? A potential rollback of the Roadless Rule, which could open the door to harmful logging, mining, and road building in the headwaters that keep this river alive.

Dustin Abbott, OARS Oregon Operations Manager, was surprised to see the Rogue on the list, and he’s not alone.

“Seeing it flagged this way feels like a real wake-up call—proof that even our most cherished and carefully managed places aren’t immune to increasing pressures,” says Dustin. “It underscores how important it is to stay engaged in protecting all the rivers we enjoy, so future generations can experience it the same way we do today.”

🔗 Tap the link in our bio to learn more abut how you can help uphold protections for the Rogue!

#mostendangeredrivers #roadlessrule #lifedependsonrivers #rogueriver #oregonwild

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This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

Nature but make it ✨Linkedin✨

This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

Nature but make it ✨Linkedin✨

This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

Nature but make it ✨Linkedin✨

This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

Nature but make it ✨Linkedin✨

This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

Nature but make it ✨Linkedin✨

This isn’t an Instagram post, this is scalable, cross-ecosystem content curated to optimize satisfaction amoung key river stakeholders...#duh

🚧 This Low Head Dam Safety Awareness Month, we're calling attention to the dangers of these “drowning machines.”

Low head dams should be avoided at all costs by river recreators, no matter what the river level is. They create a recirculating washing machine-like feature at the base of the dam that does not allow people to swim out of it.

Across the country at least 780 fatalities have occurred at low head dams.

🛶 Learn how to stay safe out on the river this spring at the link in our bio!

We don’t need dams – we need nature. Keep the Nissequogue River free-flowing with @americanrivers and their partners. Sign the #MostEndangeredRivers petition in the 🔗in my b!0 to take action.

Following the tragic Guadalupe flood, a coalition of landowners, volunteers, and organizations launched a bold effort to restore their cherished river. “Hope for the Guadalupe” bears witness to the heartbreaking disaster and showcases the conservationists working to replant native trees, spread grasses and forbs, and bring peace and beauty to a beleaguered river.

We will be hosting benefit screenings with Q&As in Austin (5/12), Kerrville (5/14), San Antonio 5/15), Dallas (5/19), and Houston (5/21), with a live performance from @briscoetheband at our Kerrville screening. Proceeds from the screening will benefit river restoration efforts. Additional community screenings will be announced soon, followed by a digital and broadcast release in June. Tickets are available through the link in our bio 🎟️

This inspiring film was made in partnership with @cftexashillcountry @hillcountryalliance @sabgtx @kerrcountyriverfoundation @texaswaterfoundation @americanrivers @hunt_preservation_society @texasparksandwildlifefoundation @finandfurfilms @ugratx

Please join us for these special nights of remembrance and hope. If you’re unable to attend, please consider making a donation to river recovery efforts through the “Hope for the Guadalupe” fund that will support the Hill Country Alliance, San Antonio Botanical Gardens, the Kerr County River Foundation, and the Hunt Preservation Society. Link in bio to donate 🎁

On behalf of the film team and partnering organizations, we’d like to extend our deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones.

The San Joaquin is a river in need of a resurrection, not the digging of a deeper grave.

And, while plenty of people are working tirelessly to bring life back to the river, their efforts and the delicate pulse of this struggling waterway are threatened by a proposed 600-foot deep blast mine a stone’s throw from her banks.

The Fresno County Board of Supervisors has the power to stop the mine, and we can let them know that we’re watching, that we notice their actions, that we’re here to give voice to the river, that we will stay by her side.

Head to the link in my bio to speak up for a river who has the power to rise again, if only we lend her a hand.

Thank you @americanrivers for bringing attention to the San Joaquin River by naming her one of the top 10 Most Endangered Rivers this year, and thank you @riverparkwaytrust for refusing to give up on this river when so many already had.

#MostEndangeredRivers

How do we get from dry, degraded, and dewatered to lush, wet meadows that feed our precious rivers and support fish and wildlife? We have to get creative.

Our restoration work with partners in Ackerson Meadow and Faith Valley Meadow show two very distinct approaches to achieving amazing results.

Our new short film “Restoring Mountain Meadows” dives into our work to restore California’s iconic meadows! We’ll take you uphill into the Sierra Nevada and deep into the restoration work that is healing one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.

🌾🎥 Watch the full short film at our link in bio!

Thank you @CaliforniaDFW for helping fund this project and to our partners in this work @U.S.ForestService, @NationalParkService, @YosemiteNPS, and @YosemiteConservancy! 👏

The Suwannee River is famous for its springs, which ensure a consistent flow of clear, clean water. The river’s flow nurtures fish and wildlife and provides world-class recreation opportunities. But pollution and excessive water withdrawals are contaminating the river and causing vital springs to dry up. The Florida legislature and the state’s Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) must allocate funds to protect the springs and enforce pollution limits. #suwanneeriver #americanrivers #florida #floridarivers #floridaenvironment