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Topic: White Salmon River Festival and Symposium Discussion Thread
Posted By: jblum
Subject: White Salmon River Festival and Symposium Discussion Thread
Date Posted: 09 May 2008 at 4:04pm

This is the White Salmon River Festival and Symposium discussion thread. Please post any questions below.

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Mark your calendars for the 3rd annual White Salmon RiverFest and Symposium.  This event celebrates the White Salmon River drainage with education, information, kayaking, food, and fun!  The event draws 70-100 paddlers yearly to the White Salmon River who care about the watershed and its future.  join us this year for a great event!


By teaming up with the Headwaters Institute, we are given a structure which helps us put together a well-designed Watershed Education Seminar on the White Salmon River. The Headwater's Institute was formed by a small group of river enthusiasts to provide education that inspires individuals and communities to care for and connect with their watershed. HWI is a non-profit organization and consists of volunteers who organize events locally and nation-wide. HWI is supported and endorsed by American Whitewater, American Rivers, River Network and many more.

HWI was created to assist and enhance annual educational seminars for guides and educators to teach, learn and share their common passion for rivers, coasts, lakes and their watersheds. This is where HWI comes into play on our very own White Salmon River.

With HWI's support and guidance, we can join others in uniting our rivers nationwide. For example, HWI seminars are held on the American River in California, the Denali River in Alaska, the Snake and the Rio Grande, just to name a few. With HWI giving us support and structure we all have a common goal: To provide natural history, conservation, and interpretive trainings for all. These seminars encourage and promote a deeper public understanding of the importance of healthy rivers and their watershed ecosystems from ridgeline to coastline.




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