Executive Director Picture – Upper Iowa River from John Steven Kjome A new year brings exciting change. Iowa Rivers Revival is pleased to introduce two of our newest board members – Patrick Snell and Troy Green. Patrick works for The Nature Conservancy as the External Affairs Coordinator. He believes that rivers are a source of life and connect us to all of our neighbors, near and far. He “enjoys the … Read more
Hello River Lovers, Happy 2021! First let me say thank you all so much for your continued support in 2020. It was a very unique year with many challenges. We learned a lot and are now stronger and more resolute in making sure we are leading Iowans to protect, restore, and enjoy our rivers. January is not only the start of a new year, it is the start of the … Read more
61% of rivers and streams are listed as impairedEvery two years, as required under the Clean Water Act, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) submits a list of impaired waterways in the state. These rivers, streams, lakes, reservoirs, and wetlands are listed as impaired if they do not meet the state’s water quality (WQ) standards for their intended use and need a water quality improvement plan. … Read more