Our latest action alerts, blog posts, and media highlights
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Membership means you are part of the fight for clean water and a sustainable future.
Spring Work Party: 3/30 Hood River
We need your help to transform a former industrial site into a thriving riverfront habitat. Now is a great time for planting, allowing trees and shrubs time to get established. Bundle up, and bring your buddies!
Case Study: 10 Years of E. coli Sampling
Columbia Riverkeeper works with people in dozens of communities—from rural to urban—who share the same goals: Protect the health of their families and the places they love.
Case Study: Restoring a natural area in Hood River
Columbia Riverkeeper works with people in dozens of communities—from rural to urban—who share the same goals: Protect the health of their families and the places they love.
WATCH & SHARE: New fracked gas video
Governor Jay Inslee is famous for being the "Green Governor" of Washington state. He can be our true climate champion by taking a stand against new fracked gas infrastructure.
Clean Water > Factory Farms
Take action today! Join us in sending a strong message in support of a moratorium on mega-dairies. Act Now »
Partner Spotlight: GiveGuide Sponsors
Thank You to Sam Drevo and Other Businesses Sponsors for Helping to Raise $23,000!
Oregon Community Foundation Report Features Columbia Riverkeeper
The Oregon Community Foundation’s new report, Oregonians Mobilizing for Change, features a prominent case study on Columbia Riverkeeper’s Nichols Natural Area.
“Keep It In the Ground” Movement Getting Fossil Fuel Industry’s Attention
When a pro-fossil-fuel trade group released a report listing fossil fuel projects thwarted by environmental groups, which groups did they mention the most? Sierra Club, Columbia Riverkeeper, and 350.org. Wear this as a badge of honor: the fossil fuel industry is complaining about us.
Risky Move: Tar Sands Oil
Take Action: Sign a petition to urge the City of Portland, Oregon DEQ, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to deny authorizations for expanded tar sands train shipments through Portland.