We Are Rivers

We Are Rivers' Episode 42: Finding the Flint opens at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where nearly 43 million passengers passed through in 2020 above the Flint River’s headwaters.

John Fleck says the Rio Grande "go dry through Albuquerque" was a real possibility before late-June monsoon rains.

Amy McCoy joins Paige Buono on We Are Rivers to discuss "10 Strategies for Climate Resilience in the Colorado River Basin," a report she co-authored through Martin and McCoy with a group of nonprofit partners.

Beavers can turn dry places wet by building dams one stick at a time.

Jocelyn Gibbon tells Paige Buono why Arizona rivers feel different in a desert state, from the Grand Canyon run from Lee's Ferry to Diamond Creek to the "ribbons of green" that cluster life around water.

This episode explains the complexities of Colorado River water allocation, focusing on how upper basin conservation efforts interact with lower basin usage and the potential for a compact call.

This episode explores the complex relationship between wildfires, forest health, and river ecosystems through an interview with natural resources expert Ellen Roberts.

An interview exploring the Drought Contingency Plan for the Colorado River, featuring water management experts discussing policy and sustainability.

A reflection on 2017 challenges and successes for river conservation, highlighting the importance of healthy rivers.

This episode explores the importance of rivers in Colorado, discussing their role in community, economy, and the state's water plan.

This episode explores the history, purpose, and environmental impact of Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River and Grand Canyon.

This episode discusses the threats to the Grand Canyon from development, uranium mining, and helicopter tourism, featuring an interview with a conservation expert.

A podcast about rivers, featuring a reading from 'The Emerald Mile' about John Wesley Powell's first expedition down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.