TAKE ACTION: Protect Wisconsin Waterways & Communities

Tell Your Senator Dam Safety Can't Wait Several weeks ago, two dams failed following heavy rain in Michigan—the Edenville and Sanford Dams—causing widespread evacuations and devastating damage to homes and properties. Thankfully, no lives were lost. Climate change is...

We must do better and do more.

There is no doubt that Milwaukee Riverkeeper sides with our partners and black neighbors united in this movement, especially those who’ve unjustifiably suffered or inexcusably died from police brutality and violence. We know that environmental justice can only be achieved if we are also working to address social justice issues and to help protect those disproportionately affected by pollution and environmental harms.

GivingTuesdayNOW

Dear Friend of the River, Next week Tuesday is a special, global day of giving and unity. During this unprecedented time, we're asking for your support to help Milwaukee Riverkeeper continue working for clean water and healthy communities here in the Milwaukee River...

What does COVID-19 mean for swimmable, fishable, drinkable waterways?

As Waterkeepers, we’re on the front lines of testing water quality and patrolling for pollution, so it’s critical that we remain up-to-date with the most recent science to ensure we’re keeping our staff and volunteers safe. We have postponed all water sampling activities, and are continuing to track the situation. We look forward to once again sampling and connecting (safely) with you all out on the river soon.