» Login

Protecting the Mississippi River will require active people from across the entire River region. River Citizens are committed residents who enjoy the blessings of the River and pledge to help protect it.

Use this site to record your actions, share you favorite River memories, comment on River news, post photos and connect with other River Citizens. The 1 Mississippi River Citizens program is generously sponsored by the McKnight Foundation and Aveda Corporation.

Sponsored by
McKnight Foundation
Images

A random River Citizen image

River Citizen Forums

The Mississippi River region is diverse. While we all care for the River, our personal experiences working on, playing in and exploring the River vary greatly. You can share your stories and experiences in this Mississippi River Forum. Describe a recent Volunteer Experience or Post your favorite River Memory. Plus, you can read on comment on other posts! As we share information and stories with each other, we can build a stronger network of support for the Mississippi River.

Latest Volunteering Post Jump to this forum »

Upcoming Environmental Volunteer Events with Saint Paul Parks & Recreation – September 2010

You and your family, friends, and colleagues are invited to join Saint Paul Parks & Recreation’s Environmental Services team at one (or all!) of our upcoming  events to help restore critical habitats in St Paul’s natural areas.  Individuals, groups, and children are welcome!  Training & education, tools, gloves, and plenty of ice water will be provided.  Make sure to check out our new environmental education offering, Hike It! Lilydale.  

Latest Mississippi Memories Post Jump to this forum »

Gayle Harper has gotten to know small segments of the Great River Road in the last six years including the Quad Cities, Missouri Bootheel, SW Wisconsin and Ste. Genevieve. Today, after having been nominated for the prestigious Santa Fe Prize for Photography, she will be exploring the GRR for 90 days – the amount of time it takes for a single drop of water to travel from the Headwaters to the Gulf.

Latest Mississippi River News Post Jump to this forum »

 

"We're for Water" 

 
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) WaterSense program today is kicking off its national "We're for Water" campaign to encourage  Americans to make simple choices that save water. The program, in collaboration with its partner, American Water, will spread the word about saving water by traveling cross-country, stopping at national landmarks and educating consumers about WaterSense labeled products. WaterSense products use about 20 percent less water than standard models. 

 

Forum Topics Posts
9 11
4 7
14 16