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AW in the MidWest

The Midwest is not particularly well known for its whitewater; however, there are hundreds of gems scattered around the region and every state boasts at least one whitewater prize.

Fox River (WI) Flow Survey

posted March 17, 2010
by Thomas O'Keefe
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We are continuing efforts to collect information on flow preferences for whitewater recreation on the Fox River. If you get out on the river please help us gain a better understanding of instream flow needs by filling out the survey today.

Vermillion River Access Issue Continues (IL)

posted January 11, 2010
by Kevin Colburn
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A recent private closure of the Vermillion River in Illinois has paddlers and political representatives urgently seeking solutions. It appears that several good solutions exist, and we encourage Illinois paddlers to offer their support and encouragement for opening the river.


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Associated Projects

  • Cuyahoga Restoration
    A new hydro license proposal would dewater a nice rapid and preclude opportunities for dam removal.
  • Jim Falls, WI
    AW has advocated for restoration of recreational opportunities on the Chippewa River impacted by the Jim Falls Hydro Project.
  • Black River, WI
    The Hatfield Project on the Black River diverts flow from the river natural channel. AW advocates for restored recreational opportunities and riparian protection.