This Earth Month, Let’s Give Back to the Mississippi River!

Through the Mississippi River Network’s 1 Mississippi program we celebrate the gifts of the Mississippi River 365 days a year. We know that as River Citizens, you also take actions large and small every day to show how much you care about our River.  

What if this year, we did something big? 

Other natural treasures such as the Puget Sound, Everglades, and the Great Lakes already enjoy the benefits of having a dedicated, national program that is focused on their health and resilience 

 

 

Now, it’s the Mississippi River’s turn! 

We will continue to keep you posted on ways to get involved with the Mississippi Restoration and Resilience Initiative (or MRRRI) through our newsletters, social media, and the 1 Mississippi website 

If you aren’t already, don’t forget to sign-up to become a River Citizen so you don’t miss any future updates!  

-Maisah Khan, Policy Director, Mississippi River Network 

 

 

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And Get a Free E-book!

When you sign up as a River Citizen you’ll receive our newsletters and updates, which offer events, activities, and actions you can take to help protect the Mississippi River.

You’ll also get our free e-book, Scenes From Our Mighty Mississippi, an inspiring collection of images featuring the River.

Maisah Khan

Policy Director, Mississippi River Network

Can the River Count on You?

Become a River Citizen!

Step 1

Become a River Citizen

Yes! The River can count on me!

I am committed to protecting the Mississippi River. Please keep me informed about actions I can take to protect the Mississippi River as a River Citizen, and send me my free e-book!, Scenes From Our Mighty Mississippi!

 

Step 2

LEARN ABOUT THE RIVER

We protect what we know and love. As a River Citizen, you’ll receive our email newsletter and updates, which offer countless ways to engage with and learn more about the River. You can also follow us on Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter) , and YouTube, where we share about urgent issues facing the River, such as nutrient pollution, the importance of floodplains and wetlands, and bedrock legislation such as Farm Bill Conservation Programs.

Step 3

Take Action

There are many ways you can jump in and take action for a healthy Mississippi River. Our 10 actions list includes simple steps you can take at any time and wherever you are.  Check out our action center for current action alerts, bigger projects we are working on, and ways to get involved.