Hello River Friends! Just writing hear to recap the past few days and invite everyone to some Columbia River and Puget Sound canoeing opportunities.
"A Day on the River at Kettle Falls" May 7th, 2011- This was a great day for everyone involved. The fundraiser was a total sucess in that many student's will be able to partake in a 3 day canoe journey on the Spokane River for
free! It was amazing to paddle over the historic Kettle Falls with the lake a historic lows. Thank you to the 75 people who showed up, went canoeing, ate chili, listened to music, and donated to support our cause and students of the Medicine Wheel Academy!
150 Students on Lake Sacajawea with the St. Rose Parish School- On Monday we had the 7th and 8th grade for two hours. For each class, an hour was spent observing and documenting the natural world and an hour was spent paddling on Lake Sacajawea, a 3 mile long town center lake. The focus of the day was to help students start to view the lake as a combination of a natural world and a place for humans to enjoy. On Tuesday we took out the other 150 students from 1st to 6th grade! Just providing students the opportunity to experience their community lake in a different way will enhance their appreciation for the natural world.
Northwest Chapter of the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association Spring Rendezvous May 13-15 Shelton, WA- The Redezvous will be held at Camp Bishop in Shelton. Check out the newsletter at:
http://www.nwwoodencanoe.org. We will be bring 3 genuine birch bark canoes and 1 30ft voyageur replica fiberglass and wood canoe! See you on the water!
"A Day on the River at Willow Grove, Longview, WA" May 14th, 2011- This Day on the River will provide community members from Longview and southwest Washington the opportunity to paddle on the lower Columbia River. We will also shed light on the proposed Millennium Coal Plant which is to be located just 2 miles from Willow Grove. FREE PADDLING FREE SNACKS FREE FUN FREE ADVENTURE FREE RIVER
Come out and enjoy the Columbia River! Come canoeing bring your friends and family! See you on the River!
Hello River Friends! Just writing hear to recap the past few days and invite everyone to some Columbia River and Puget Sound canoeing opportunities.
150 Students on Lake Sacajawea with the St. Rose Parish School- On Monday we had the 7th and 8th grade for two hours. For each class, an hour was spent observing and documenting the natural world and an hour was spent paddling on Lake Sacajawea, a 3 mile long town center lake. The focus of the day was to help students start to view the lake as a combination of a natural world and a place for humans to enjoy. On Tuesday we took out the other 150 students from 1st to 6th grade! Just providing students the opportunity to experience their community lake in a different way will enhance their appreciation for the natural world.
