Our latest action alerts, blog posts, and media highlights
My Not-So-Quiet NPR Interview
Legal & Program Director, Lauren Goldberg, shares how she's balancing the roles as an environmental attorney and a parent of two energetic kids.
3 Takeaways From Columbia Riverkeeper's Comments on Dams
Columbia Riverkeeper’s Analysis Finds: Lower Snake River Dam Removal Would Cool River, Help Salmon and Steelhead
Aging Infrastructure at Hanford Threatens the Columbia River
Tell the U.S. Dept. of Energy that Short-Term Plans Do Not Equal Long-Term Cleanup
Hanford Art Contest
Call for Artwork Theme:
“Reclaiming our River from Hanford’s Nuclear Legacy"
Standing up to Trump Rollbacks
Columbia Riverkeeper's Executive Director, Brett VandenHeuvel, shares how our team of attorneys and community organizers are hard at work, responding to a flurry of federal actions to gut environmental and public health protections.
New Tax Benefits for Charitable Donations
Great news! Congress recently expanded the tax benefits for charitable donations made this calendar year, even for taxpayers who take the standard deduction. Learn more about how you can support Columbia Riverkeeper and your favorite charities.
ACT: Historic Opportunity to Help Orcas, Salmon
Washington state can protect salmon, orcas, and the communities that depend on them.
Get Inspired!
Columbia Riverkeeper’s community organizer, Kate Murphy, reflects on how people are speaking up for the Pacific Northwest’s iconic salmon and orcas.
EPA Must Reduce Temperature Pollution from Dams in Snake & Columbia
The Clean Water Act requires the U.S. EPA to make a plan to help Columbia River salmon—and the people and orcas that depend on these fish.