Document - Whitewater Paddling in the North Cascades [web version]
Abstract
More than 50 years ago American Whitewater was founded on guiding principles that include conservation and stewardship of the wilderness paddling experience, an experience defined by the rivers of the North Cascades. From October 2007 to March 2008 American Whitewater conducted an internet-based survey to provide a quantitative assessment of the quality and popularity of the rivers in the region.Description
American Whitewater's survey of 165 whitewater enthusiasts on whitewater rivers of the North Cascades.Document Information
Filename - Whitewater Paddling in the North Cascades [web version]554.pdf
Size - 1.56MB
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Greenway Whitewater (WA)
The Mountains to Sound Greenway stretches over 100 miles along Interstate 90 from Seattle to Central Washington. AW is engaged in promoting stewardship and protection of the rivers in this corridor.
Middle Fork Snoqualmie (WA)
AW has been working on resource stewardship along the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie in Washington and protecting this drainage for the incredible recreational opportunities it provides.
Nooksack Stewardship (WA)
Public access, hydropower development, and resource stewardship are all ongoing issues on this river system.
Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest (WA)
The Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests are home to some great whitewater runs and AW has in interest in protecting the resource values of these rivers.
Skykomish Stewardship (WA)
AW is actively engaged in the conservation of the Skykomish River and its tributaries and advocacy for public access.
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Whitewater Paddling in the North Cascades [web version] (12/6/2008)
American Whitewater's survey of 165 whitewater enthusiasts on whitewater rivers of the North Cascades.