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Eric Boucher

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 25, 2026
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Aug 11, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Eric Boucher

    Permanently Protecting Places like the Gila River would be a Win for Bipartisanship, the Colorado River, and All Americans (opens the original)

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    Sometimes a trip down a wild river is all that’s needed to make the world right again. I first paddled the Gila River headwaters in 2020 when, during the depths of COVID, my friend Pete (who made a film during the trip), and I packrafted the storied wilderness section of the river. We met up in Gila Hot Springs, NM, and slept out under the stars on our friend John’s deck the night before we launched. Over the next five days, the little river did what protected areas always seem to do for me

  2. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Eric Boucher

    The Missouri River: A Long History, A Hopeful Future (opens the original)

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    From its start as a pure snowflake in the Rocky Mountains of Montana to its clouded, churning confluence with the Mississippi River in St. Louis, the “Big Muddy” has for centuries been incrediby impactful to the communities that call it home. Native Americans were first to recognize the importance of the Missouri River, with twenty-nine Tribal Nations recognized to hold cultural, economic, or water rights to this current day. Followed by Lewis and Clark on their historic “Corps of Discov

  3. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Eric Boucher

    A River Finds Its Way Home: Celebrating 15 Years of Work at Great Valley Grasslands State Park (opens the original)

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    On June 11, dozens gathered in the early morning light at Great Valley Grasslands State Park outside of Merced to celebrate a milestone 15 years in the making — the reconnection of the San Joaquin River with more than 220 acres of historic floodplain habitat. The energy was palpable as scientists, Tribal leaders, state officials, nonprofit partners, and community members came together to witness something that had taken the better part of two decades to achieve.The Grasslands Floodplain Restor

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