Lake Delhi Update

During the 2012 Iowa Legislative session, Iowa Rivers Revival opposed the funding because the Lake is highly prone to erosion and sedimentation; it would require costly dredging in the future to maintain depth; it suffers from serous wastewater and water quailty problems; it lacks public access; and there are no real plans for fish passage. IRR was unable to stop the appropriation for rebuilding the dam. However, … Read more

Polk County Passes Water and Land Legacy Bond

On November 6, Polk County voters overwhelming supported the Water and Land Legacy Bond with 72% support for this ballot measure. This is a huge victory for outdoor conservation and recreational interests in Polk County. This success continues to reinforce the bi-partisan and strong support for investing in Iowa’s natural resources. In 2010 voters across the state supported the Iowa’s Water and Land Legacy measure … Read more

IRR Legislative Priorities

Iowa Rivers Revival is committed to being a voice for Iowa’s rivers.  We seek to advance river issues and priorities with Iowa policy makers, river supporters, and the general public.  IRR has hired a lobbyist and plays a strong role in advocating for clean water, public funding to develop water trails and dam removal, and river restoration efforts in the Iowa. We will continue IRR’s river advocacy … Read more

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