Webinar series: Understanding, Preventing and Addressing Sexual Harassment on Rivers
The A-DASH Collaborative invites river professionals (guides, outfitters, owners, rangers, managers, and others) to its seven-part webinar series designed to help them understand, prevent and address sexual harassment on rivers. The series is designed for both management and team members at any point in the process of addressing sexual harassment and equity in our river offices.
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2023 River Management Award Winners
The River Management Society (RMS) congratulates winners of its 2023 River Management Awards, individuals whose achievements and leadership among river professionals inspire us. These honors, open to both members and non-members, represent the highest form of peer appreciation. Nominations are submitted by individuals from the river management community, and the selections are made by the RMS Awards Committee, led by the National Secretary.
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Northeastern State University offers new pathway to river-based careers
Students passionate about river science, recreation and conservation at Northeastern State University are one step closer to landing their dream river careers.
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Steve DiCicco receives 2022 NW Chapter River Ranger Award
We are excited to announce that Steve DiCicco has been chosen as the recipient of the first RMS NW Chapter River Ranger Award in 2022! Steve DiCicco is an amazing boatman with over 20 years of boating skills and has been working as a river ranger for the past six years on the Wild & Scenic lower Rogue River system with the Rogue River – Siskiyou Forest Service, which also includes some oversight of the W&S Illinois and Chetco Rivers. He has worked alongside BLM Rogue River Ranger crew members and this season he’s been a one-man show for the Forest Service on the lower Rogue River.
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Examples of Durable Freshwater Protection Capacity-Building Efforts Catalogued in New Global Database
The River Management Society (RMS) is proud to share its recently completed landscape analysis cataloguing freshwater protection capacity-building resources for river and watershed managers and advocates around the world. This first-of-its kind database was prepared with tremendous support and input from members of the Durable Rivers Protection Coalition (DRPC) and was prepared with direction from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) on behalf of the DRPC.
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