Environment Now celebrates partner successes towards clean, accessible, sufficient water for the needs of people and the environment, and towards fully protecting California’s national forests from commercial logging.

Local officials and tribes signed a historic agreement for a reduced diversion from the Eel River to the Russian River, allowing the proposed removal of the Potter Valley Project dams on the Eel River to move forward.
 

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185 groups have joined together to oppose the proposed Golden State Natural Resources wood pellet production facilities in California.

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For the second year in a row, Rights of Nature was recognized by the Goldman Environmental Prize, the “Green Nobel.” EN partners assisted the prize-winning effort to secure legal personhood status for the Marañón River in Peru, a project led by winner Mari Luz Canaquiri Murayari and a Kukama women’s association.

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EN partners submitted testimony to the U.N. General Assembly on Earth Day, calling for recognition of the Rights of Antarctica. Partners also successfully secured consideration of a Rights of Antarctica motion by the International Union for Conservation of Nature at their upcoming World Conservation Congress.

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EN partners were featured in a new documentary about wildfires that aired nationally on PBS titled “Weathered: Inside the LA Firestorm.”

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Amy Bowers Cordalis, Executive Director of EN partner Ridges to Riffles Indigenous Conservation Group, was named a UNEP Champion of the Earth for her role in advancing Klamath dam removal.
 

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