Join River Alliance today

Join thousands across the state who know clean, abundant
water is vital to thriving communities, economies and habitat.

Find your local groups

Protect your local river starts and connect with your neighbors.
Identify your watershed to get involved with local clean water advocates.

WATERSHED MAP

Imagine your next paddling trip

Paddle Wisconsin is an interactive map of Wisconsin’s
river with trip reports and more.

Explore

Nominate Your Favorite Farmer

Tell us about your local farmer who cares for land & water.
We may feature your farmer’s work to River Alliance members statewide!

LEARN MORE

OUR MISSION

Empowering people to protect and restore water.

TAKE ACTION

Vote for Clean Water

Learn about Clean Water Now, our newest campaign!

Sign Up for Action Alerts

Get timely action alerts from River Alliance of Wisconsin.

Ways to Give

Help build a groundswell of people who want to protect Wiconsin’s waters.

Learn More

EVENTS



Running Free: The Baraboo River Story

December 15, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. | Running Free: The Baraboo River Restoration Story

Virtual screening and Q&A

Join River Alliance of Wisconsin, the Friends of the Baraboo River and Sauk County Land Resources and Environment Department for a virtual screening of “Running Free: The Baraboo River Restoration Story.” The free event will include a Q&A with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Deputy Secretary Todd Ambs and Friends of the Baraboo River board member Joe VanBerkel. The film is an inspiring look back at efforts to remove dams to improve water quality, tourism, and access to the free-flowing Baraboo River.

See All Events

LATEST BLOG POST

Reasons to donate to River Alliance before the end of 2021

River Alliance donors support our statewide work to offer training for watershed groups, coordinate invasive species education and prevention, watchdog water policy, and collaborate on innovative agricultural water stewardship.

Running Free: The Baraboo River Restoration Story virtual screening and Q&A

Virtual screening of “Running Free: The Baraboo River Restoration Story” and Q&A with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Deputy Secretary Todd Ambs and Friends of the Baraboo River board member Joe VanBerkel.

Homepage