
Jamie H.
Environmental chemist
“You can’t fix what you can’t see. Testing made invisible pollution visible.”
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Leah · Nez Perce
Jamie · NRDC
Maya · Parent
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“This river is our family history. When the current returned, it felt like our voice finally carried.”
Leah grew up hearing her grandparents talk about salmon runs that felt endless. Then the runs thinned. Four dams on the Lower Snake River made the journey harder and the stories shorter. CrowdFlow voters backed the people doing the work on the ground. Tribal leaders organized. Scientists built the record. Legal teams pushed the issue forward. Leah’s community showed up again and again. The result was real momentum toward restoration and a path for salmon to return. This is what it looks like when a community chooses a plan and funds it.

Jamie H.
Environmental chemist
“You can’t fix what you can’t see. Testing made invisible pollution visible.”

Maya R.
Parent organizer
“Our kids eat what’s put in front of them. It’s on us to make sure it’s safe.”

Devin L.
Sponsor liaison
“When funding follows the people’s vote, companies stop guessing and start listening.”
Each vote turns into real steps — jobs, training, and classrooms that move the work forward.
“We fought for this river for decades. Seeing support come from thousands of strangers reminded us we aren’t alone in it.”
“The grant covered the first set of PFAS tests. That data changed state policy. It’s proof that small funding can move big systems.”
“We started with one school district. After the results came in, five more joined. That’s how real change spreads.”
“Corporate funding used to feel detached. Now we back what people vote for. It’s transparent, and it works.”
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