Source to Sea on the Saco River

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Source to Sea on the Saco River

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Jun 22, 2021

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Saco RiverMount WashingtonWhite Mountains Atlantic Salmon JOE KLEMENTOVICHInstagramWebsite RIVERS FOR CHANGESource to Sea ProjectsInstagramWebsite THE RIVER RADIUSWebsiteFacebookInstagramEmail

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Jun 22, 2021

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Colorado River in Crisis pt. 1: A Dying River: People have been warning about the breakdown of the Colorado River for decades. It's now at a tipping point. Today, we kick off our six-part special on this vital source of water for the American Southwest. by The Times: Essential news from the L.A. Times
30 min listen
American Whitewater: American Whitewater is one of the oldest whitewater clubs in the United States, has become the club of clubs and is a modern leader in access to whitewater rivers and river conservation. Recently the leadership at American Whitewater shifted as Mark Singleton stepped down after 18 years, and Clinton Begley became the new Executive Director. We talk with both Mark and Clinton to learn about AW, their history and their future. by The River Radius Podcast
50 min listen
Project RAFT: In the late 1980s, a group of river boaters from the United States reached out to river boaters in the Soviet Union, modern day Russia. And they began an international river running friendship called Project RAFT; Russians & Americans For Teamwork. Big volume rivers of Siberia and the Altai Mountains. Friendships that are still intact today. by The River Radius Podcast
33 min listen

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