river restoration
Deep in Florida, an ‘ecological disaster’ has been reversed—and wildlife is thriving
Much of Florida’s Kissimmee River has been restored to its natural state, a milestone worth celebrating—and learning from.
Concrete river
Today, the L.A. River is at a pivot point. Development, pollution, and poor management are significant threats to the river’s health. Earlier this year the environmental group American Rivers ranked the L.A. River as the 9th most endangered river in the country.
Jonathan Kramer: On the Hudson River, a new model of environmental stewardship
The languishing waterway offers an indispensable lesson for scientists: Environmental problems are human problems.
In Bakersfield, many push for bringing back the flow of the long-dry Kern River
The Kern River cascades from the Sierra Nevada in a steep-sided canyon, coursing through granite boulders, and flows to the northeast side of Bakersfield where it disappears into the sand.
John N. Maclean: Blackfoot River is held hostage by Montana Senator Steve Daines
Frank Gehry’s bold plan to upgrade the L.A. River seeks to atone for past injustices
Famed architect Frank Gehry has unveiled a bold plan to transform the river into more than just a concrete flood channel and establish it as an unprecedented system of open space. But there are critics.