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Region-United States

Waterkeeper Alliance has 5 regions in the United States

  • The Great Lakes Waterkeepers include eight Waterkeeper organizations working to protect and restore the Great Lakes and numerous tributary rivers and lakes within the Great Lakes Watershed. We also work collaboratively with three of our Canadian Great Lakes Waterkeepers to advocate for...
     
  • The Gulf of Mexico watershed is nearly two million square miles in area, draining parts of 31 states between the Rockies and the Appalachian Mountains.  The Gulf region of Waterkeeper Alliance stretches east from the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachian Mountains and south from the headwaters...
     
  • The U.S. North Atlantic region encompasses Waterkeeper organizations from Maine to Virginia whose waterways drain to the Atlantic Ocean. The region includes bountiful freshwater and saltwater resources.    Major Victories: 8,400 acres in the heart of the New Jersey...
     
  • The U.S. Pacific region includes Waterkeepers whose waterways drain to the Pacific Ocean, from Alaska to the U.S.-Mexico border. This region encompasses the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Washington , Idaho, Oregon, and Northern California), the Intermountain Region (Idaho, Montana , Utah,...
     
  • The U.S South Atlantic region includes Waterkeepers whose waterways drain to the Atlantic Ocean from North Carolina to Florida.  Major Victories: Organized Get the Dirt Out and Muddy Water Watch campaigns to train and engage citizens to combat construction runoff The Dirty...

 
California Coastkeeper Alliance
California’s only statewide-local partnership focused on the health of the state's waters and coastal ecosystems.

Waterkeepers Chesapeake
A coalition of sixteen independent Waterkeeper programs working to protect and restore the Chesapeake and Coastal Bays and their tributaries.


 
 
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