News & Updates
Recent updates from America’s Watershed Initiative.New Content Coming Soon!
We are excited to add updated content to our website–including more recent updates about projects and events!
Doug Oberhelman, Retired Caterpillar CEO and Executive Chairperson, joins AWI National Leadership Council
Please welcome Doug Oberhelman to the AWI National Leadership Council. We are delighted to add his expertise as former CEO of Caterpillar to the AWI family.
AWI Receives Funding to Highlight Nature-Based Solutions
America’s Watershed Initiative has begun to investigate techniques that will accelerate the use of nature-based solutions to address some of the challenges in the Mississippi River Watershed.
AWI Newsletter – April-June 2023
Elevating Science in the Lower Mississippi River Basin; AWI Board Members Lead Across the Basin and the Nation; Donor Council Update; Ground-Breaking Work on the Mississippi; Quick Takes
AWI Newsletter – January-March 2023
Promoting the Watershed With Our Federal Partners; Working With Nature to Address Increasing Precipitation; Donor Council Spotlight; Science in the Basin
AWI Newsletter – October-December 2022
Meet Me In St. Louis!; AWI Elects New Leadership; Welcome New Board and National Advisory Council Members; AWI in Washington, D.C.; Next Generation Report Card; Around the Watershed
AWI Newsletter – Spring-Summer 2022
America’s Watershed Initiative Goes to Washington; BACK TO SCHOOL: Next Generation Mississippi River Watershed Report Card; Science in Decision Making; Science to Inform Action; AWI Around the Basin
America’s Watershed Initiative: Building on “All of Mississippi” Momentum
Rainy Shorey, a 16-year veteran of Caterpillar, Inc., with “lean master black belt” experience in organizational management and a strong supply chain background, was elected this week as chairperson of America’s Watershed Initiative, a non-profit based in St. Louis and serving as a voice of the Mississippi River and its basins.
America’s Watershed Initiative Announces New Board Leadership
America’s Watershed Initiative (AWI), the only nonprofit organization working across the entire Mississippi River watershed and across all sectors—including conservation, agriculture, navigation and recreation, enters 2022 with a new Board of Directors Executive Team in place.