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WV Rivers News: December 2023

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WV Rivers News: December 2023

WV Rivers News: December 2023

December 29, 2023 WV Rivers

December 2023 E-News

New River at Thurmond, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve by Chad Cordell.

Check out our 2023 Program Summary

Our annual recap highlights significant strides in conservation, community involvement, and watershed initiatives. From advocating for policies to restore our waterways to fostering local empowerment, our efforts have been instrumental in moving West Virginia into a clean water future.

We invite you to dive into our comprehensive program summary today.

Get your tickets: Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024

*Limited number of tickets still available*

Poster design courtesy of by NDTank / Lost Appalachia

On Tuesday, January 9, 2024, from 5 PM – 9 PM West Virginia Rivers Coalition and partners invite you to join us at the Culture Center in Charleston, WV, for “Clean Water For All: Reflecting on the 2014 Water Crisis and Shaping a Water-Secure Future.”

This free, family-friendly event aims to acknowledge and remember the environmental and public health crisis that transformed our role as advocates and protectors of water in the Mountain State. Gather with our community to envision a water-secure future through mural painting, live music, storytelling, food, drink, and more.

Your presence matters, and we hope to see you there.

This is a free, ticketed event. Get yours today: wvrivers.salsalabs.org/cleanwater4all

Thank you to our Sponsors: Cacapon Institute, Appalachian Voices, Lost Appalachia, Climate Reality Project, West Virginia Environmental Council, WV Highlands Conservancy, WV Land Trust, Choose Clean Water Coalition, Downstream Strategies, Conservation WV, The Downstream Project, Davis Creek Watershed, POWHR Coalition, Thompson & Barney, Anthony Majestro, Forbes Law Office, Don & Julie Harding, and supporters like you!

Get Your Ticket!

WV Rivers is hiring! Join the team.

The WV Rivers team at Blackwater Falls State Park in December 2023. Photo by Mark Moody.

Director of Finance and Operations

Are you a seasoned financial leader with a passion for organizational excellence? West Virginia Rivers is seeking a dynamic and experienced professional to fill the role of Director of Finance and Operations (DFO). This is a remote, full-time position where you will play a pivotal role in shaping the financial and operational success of our organization.

Learn More

Climate Project Manager

WV Rivers is seeking a Climate Project Manager to drive action across West Virginia. This position plays a pivotal role in coordinating the efforts of the West Virginia Climate Alliance to advocate for science-driven climate action, conserving natural resources, promoting public health, and supporting communities in transitioning energy sources.

Learn More

Supporters like you helped us raise $20,000. Thank you!

Thanks to the incredible generosity of supporters like you, the WV Rivers Coalition has hit our $10,000 fundraising goal, and every dollar raised will now be matched, meaning you helped us raise a total of $20,000!

Your commitment to protecting West Virginia’s waterways does not go unnoticed. We couldn’t be more grateful for your support. However, we need one final push to reach our 2023 year-end fundraising goal, and we’re counting on you to help us get there.

We have $5,400 left to raise, which will enable us to expand our advocacy, education, and conservation initiatives across the state. Every dollar you contribute will boost our ability to protect the water resources we all cherish.

Here’s how you can make a difference today:

  1. Donate Now: Visit our fundraising page at the button below to make a secure online donation.
  2. Spread the Word: Ask your friends, family, and social network to join you. Encourage others to match your donation to WV Rivers and contribute to our shared mission of safeguarding West Virginia’s rivers and streams.
  3. Become a Monthly Sustainer: When you make your donation, consider becoming a monthly donor to provide ongoing support for our work. Monthly sustainers play a crucial role in helping us plan and implement long-term strategies for a sustainable future.

We have come a long way, and with your continued support, we can make an even greater impact on the health and well-being of West Virginia’s waterways.

Thank you for being a vital part of the WV Rivers Coalition community. Together, we can ensure a cleaner, healthier future for our rivers and the communities they support.

Gratefully,

West Virginia Rivers Coalition

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