TU in Action

17 Miles Of Maine's Kennebec River Restored
It's been 10 years since an order to tearn down the Edwards Dam on Maine's Kennebec River. TU volunteers were key players in a 15-year process that resulted in the removal of the dam. The river now a vibrant natural resource--an asset to the entire state of Maine. This TU success story was highlighted on National Public Radio (NPR) Wednesday. »Listen to NPR story  »More about TU's involvement

TU commends House passage of climate bill
In a decisive vote to protect America's wildlife, habitat and invest in a clean energy economy, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the American Clean Energy and Security Act. In addition to curbing global warming pollution, the bill provides needed funding to help safeguard America’s lands, waters, and wildlife from the impacts of climate change. »TU & Climate Change

Senate vote a victory for clean rivers and streams
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on Thursday approved the Clean Water Restoration Act, a move hailed by conservation and sportsmen groups. The bill will help restore protections to millions of miles of streams and 20 million acres of wetlands. “This is a great step forward,” said Trout Unlimited Chief Operating Officer Chris Wood. »Press release 

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