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For over a century, the Izaak Walton League has been a driving force in American conservation—shaping national environmental policy and championing grassroots efforts across the country. But our impact goes…

Grid-lock: Growing Demand Strains Our Power System and Climate Goals

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Data centers consume an enormous amount of energy and water that strains supplies.

As demand for electricity soars and suppliers of renewable sources seek connections to consumers, the transmission system—the grid—is in trouble. It’s old and hasn’t kept up with new technologies. Its…

University Students Create Clean Water Awareness Campaign for the League

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The Izaak Walton League is known for its environmental mission. However, it has been difficult to expand their audience among members of Generation Z (born between 1996 and 2010). For…

Why we fight to protect America’s public lands and what’s at stake

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By Michael Reinemer, Editor, Outdoor America: The envy of the world. Our scenic, iconic public lands have attracted and inspired generations of Americans and visitors from abroad as well. The…

Urgent Call for Action at the National Convention

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In Green Bay, the Izaak Walton League kicked off its national convention July 18-19 with an urgent appeal for action in the face of mounting challenges to conservation in the United…

‘Ag fertilizer runoff likely will force more drinking water restrictions’

The nitrate pollution at the root of Central Iowa’s lawn watering ban is not unique to Central Iowa. The issue – and its sources – are incredibly widespread. In this…

Tackling water pollution, amping up advocacy top the agenda for League’s national convention

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Taking action to protect our air, water and the $1.2 trillion outdoor recreation economy has taken on new urgency across the U.S.  “The nitrate water pollution crisis, the rollback of…

‘Atlantic couple teaches neighbors to test waterways’

Denise and Larry O’Brien, organic farmers and founding members of the Nishnabotna Water Defenders, are teaching their neighbors in Atlantic, Iowa to monitor pollution in waterways with Nitrate Watch. Learn…

Now it’s our turn to fight for these lands

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By Jared Mott, Conservation Director, Izaak Walton League — The trigger broke just before I expected it, exactly how you want it to. A hundred and sixty-eight yards in front…

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