This year, the America’s Most Endangered Rivers® report spotlights the threat that climate change poses to rivers, clean water supplies, public safety and communities nationwide. This year we are using America’s Most Endangered Rivers to not only call for action on the 10 listed rivers but also to spotlight how climate change is threatening all of our rivers. We want to help drive urgency around stopping climate change, and, we want to advance efforts to protect and restore rivers, which strengthens communities in the face of climate impacts.

Join us today on We Are Rivers to learn more about the big decisions facing a rivers and communities in 2019 and what you can do to help them. Learn more about the rivers, the issues facing them and what we can do to help at www.AmericanRivers.org/EndangeredRivers2019.

Photo Credit: Cody Bear Sutton - Gila River, New Mexico