Izaak Walton League of America

This month on the Missouri River: the League pulls off many successful events, the Corps initiates a historic test to help endangered pallid sturgeon, and changing weather patterns bring challenges for the basin. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: we prepare for spring events, advocate for conservation priorities, and await the results of an experiment aimed at helping pallid sturgeon. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: MRRIC reports on what they did last year, the Sioux Falls Chapter talks to kids about what they can do, and the Corps seeks to learn what they could do about sediment in the reservoirs. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: the Army Corps considers new ways of helping pallid sturgeons, the League's South Dakota Division takes action for wetlands, and you can help uncover nitrate pollution in your community's drinking water. Full story

The Izaak Walton League awards two $2,500 national scholarships each year to support college students pursuing degrees in natural resources and related studies. Learn about this year's winners. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: the Army Corps is working on plans to reduce flooding and slow down sedimentation, while the League talks to kids and presents awards to habitat heroes. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: the Army Corps has new plans for pallid sturgeon recovery, zebra mussels infest another lake, and we look ahead to 2024. Full story

This month on the Missouri River: the Army Corps provides updates on the river's endangered species, the League comments on the new river management plan, and we start planning for events in 2024. Full story

When a town in Pennsylvania spread excessive road salt and then denied they had salted at all, Streamkeeper Dave Bell sought better answers. His investigation led him to the League’s Salt Watch community science program… and to smarter ways of keeping streets safe in the winter. Full story

In the largest rollback of clean water protections in 50 years, the Supreme Court ruled in May that the Clean Water Act does not protect a majority of the nation’s wetlands and millions of miles of streams. We break down what that means for clean water in America. Full story