This Week's Highlights: River clean-up in Eminence planned for March 5, Pacific gifted 40 acres for trail, a beef processing facility near KC in violation of Missouri regulations, a grant to Marshfield for flood mitigation, dead geese and pelicans found along the Mississippi, walk-in walleye opportunities in Arkansas, a projected low flow season for the Missouri, relief for Louisiana fishers, and the 15 largest rivers in the United States

This Week's Highlights: Missouri River Relief launches science program for Columbia schools, a vulture venture near Branson, tackling threats to salmon in Washington, preparing infrastructure for changing climate, megadrought on Colorado River worst since 800 AD, paddling on the Mississippi, a lost copper mine in the Ozarks, and celebrate the Buffalo River with 50th Anniversary events in February and March

This Week's Highlights: Living Lands and Waters helping clean up after tornadoes, a contractor building on the Meramec, James River power stacks coming down, obsolete rainfall records, solar panels above canals in California, the stunning recovery of a river in New South Wales, plans for Osage Nation casino at Lake of the Ozarks, dam discussions on the Snake River, and dairy farmers cashing in on a cleaner fuel

This Week's Highlights: Counties ask Missouri Supreme Court to strike down law, agrochemical contamination in Nebraska, new maps show U.S. flood damage rising and Parson seeks new office for Missouri flood response, African governments urged to back a global treaty on plastic pollution, bringing back the upper Animas, how to destroy PFAs, water rights for tribal nations, a free youth fishing event, and the history of the naming of the Meramec River - plus upcoming cleanup on the Meramec