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National News about Urban Waters

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Press Releases

  • May 10, 2013 New Location Press Release

In the News:

  • Oct. 27 2015: UW Funded Program Leads At-Risk Youth to a Brighter Future

Partnership Purpose and Progress

  • Urban Waters Team Wins Service to America Medal!
  • Webinar: Urban Forestry and the Urban Waters Federal Partnership
  • August 20, 2015: Urban Waters Partnership Handbook: Building and Sustaining Successful Urban Waters Partnerships
  • Fact Sheet: Urban Waters Federal Partnership
  • Partnership in Action Report: Progress of seven original locations

Meetings

December, 2015

Michael Rains, member of the Urban Waters Federal Partnership through the US Department of Agriculture, discusses the promise Urban Waters holds and answers how partnership at the federal level can model effective public service and bring benefits to communities on the ground.

Nov. 10, 2015 - Urban Waters Regional Coordinator’s Call (mp3) (13.4 MB, 23:29 minutes) To download, right click the player file and select "Save As."

September 2, 2015: National Brownfields Conference

  • Urban Waters Local Government Roundtable Agenda
  • Urban Waters Brownfields Presentation
  • All Conference Presentations

Project Backgrounds

  • Greater Boston – Mystic River Watershed
  • Atlanta - Proctor Creek Watershed
  • Puerto Rico - Martin Pena Canal
  • Kansas City - Middle Blue River
  • Albuquerque - Middle Rio Grande River
  • Passaic, NJ – Passaic River
  • Toledo, OH - Western Lake Erie Basin
  • Seattle – Green-Duwamish River
  • Philadelphia/Camden/Chester/Wilmington – Delaware River Basin, Cooper River
  • Saint Louis - Big River and Meramec River Watersheds
  • Grand Rapids, MI - Grand River
  • Anacostia Watershed (Washington, DC / Maryland)
  • Patapsco Watershed / Baltimore Region (Maryland)
  • Bronx & Harlem River Watersheds (New York)
  • South Platte River in Denver (Colorado)
  • Los Angeles River Watershed (California)
    • Other Resources: Los Angeles River Tries On New Role, as Waterway
  • Lake Pontchartrain Area (New Orleans, Louisiana)
  • Northwest Indiana Area
  • San Antonio River Basin within Bexar County

News Library

  • December 3, 2014 Organizations Pledge Support, Align Resources with Urban Waters Federal Partnership

Post Announcement Teleconference Call:

Audio Program (MP3) (mp3) (13 MB, 55:50 minutes) To download, right click file and save | Transcript

Urban Waters Partnership

  • About the Urban Waters Partnership
  • 21 Designated Urban Waters Locations
    • Anacostia Watershed (DC/MD)
    • Blue River (Kansas City, MO)
    • Bronx and Harlem River Watersheds (NY)
    • Caño Martín Peña (PR)
    • Grand River / Grand Rapids (MI)
    • Greater Philadelphia Area / Delaware River Watershed (PA, NJ, DE)
    • Green-Duwamish Watershed (Washington)
    • Lake Pontchartrain Area / New Orleans (LA)
    • Los Angeles River Watershed (CA)
    • The Meramec River and Big River (Missouri)
    • Middle Rio Grande / Albuquerque (NM)
    • Mystic River Watershed (MA)
    • Northwest Indiana (IN)
    • Passaic River / Newark (NJ)
    • Patapsco Watershed / Baltimore Region (MD)
    • Proctor Creek Watershed / Atlanta (GA)
    • Rio Reimagined-Rio Salado Project
    • San Antonio River Basin within Bexar County (Texas)
    • South Platte Watershed, Headwaters to Denver Metropolitan Area (CO)
    • Walnut Creek Watershed / Raleigh (NC)
    • Western Lake Erie Basin, near Toledo (OH)
  • Federal Partners
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Last updated on October 15, 2024
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