Our mission is to restore, maintain and improve Ohio's rivers and streams, their water quality, scenic beauty, their multiple economic uses, and their effect upon Ohio's quality of life.
Rivers Unlimited accomplishes this mission by engaging citizens and organizations in direct action such as water quality monitoring, stream cleanups, and influencing public policy at the local, state, and national levels.
Volunteers are essential to RU success. Volunteering across all of our programs is an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Join us for our next water quality monitoring or stream cleanup and see for yourself.
Rivers Unlimited's most important asset is our people. Become a member today!
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For more information or to volunteer contact the following...
General information, river cleanup, and scenic river designation contact:
Aaron.Rourke@riversunlimited.org
Water Quality Monitoring:
Lisa.Link@riversunlimited.org
Mike.Miller@riversunlimited.org
Great Miami River Watershed
Citizens' Water Quality Monitoring
Lab: UC Center for Field Studies
11053 Oxford Road, 45030
10:00 - 11:00: volunteers drop off sample at the lab
10:30 - early afternoon: volunteers analyze samples
Lunch provided.
For more information or to volunteer contact Lisa: lisa.link@riversunlimited.org
Rivers Unlimited will assist the Mill Creek Watershed Council of Communities with this clean-up.
Where: Reading, OH, TBD
Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
“Hands dirty, feet wet.” Volunteer with the Council in Reading and Lockland! The Mill Creek needs your help! Do not participate if you have weakened immunities or open cuts. Contact Annie Rahall with questions or to sign up: arahall@millcreekwatershed.org, or (513) 563-8800.
Scenic Mad River Committee
Where: Enon Firehouse
When: 3:00 pm
SMRC meeting to work on Recreational designation of the Mad River.