Our 2014 Summer Crew made a movie!!!
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Our 2014 Summer Crew made a movie!!! Small Battles The tale of the complications of Ninja Derrick and his foes and their mission of restoration on the Milwaukee River and how they met their ends. Starring: Mikel Thompson, Emmanuel Williams, Jumal Lipscomb, Donald Dupree, Deonte Reed, Alisakah Bishop, Derrick Bishop, Sean Clements, Zyke...

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Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee Pledges $100,000 to RRF's Greenway Gateway Project!
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Kiwanis Club of Milwaukee recently presented a check to RRF in the amount of $100,000 for the naming of the soon-to-be improved canoe launch, Kiwanis Landing, on the Greenway Gateway property. The $100,000 will go towards the acquisition of the property. RRF continues to restore the property, which provides public access to additional greenspace ...

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Earn and Learn Program

Overview:
Over the last two years, RRF has partnered to bring Washington High School interns and young workers with the City Earn & Learn program into river valley to teach them about ecological restoration. Students were mentored by RRF staff and United Water employees giving them exposure to environmental careers at their early age.

Accomplishments:
Thanks to students enrolled in the Earn & Learn program and Inland Seas School of Expeditionary Learning , the Milwaukee River valley has a different look. Many invasive species were removed and native species planted in their place. Restoration occurred along the Beerline corridor, East Bank Trail, and at our Brown Deer site.

Acknowledgments: Thank you to our summer work crews and our generous donors:
  • Helen Bader Foundation
  • Northwestern Mutual Foundation
  • Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

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The mission of the River Revitalization Foundation is to establish a parkway for public access, walkways, recreation and education, bordering the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic Rivers; to use the rivers to revitalize surrounding neighborhoods; and to improve water quality.

The River Revitalization Foundation is a certified non-profit 501(c)(3) conservation organization