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The Chelan Gorge is a short but spectacular section of whitewater on the east side of the... [read more]
The Nooksack River has its origins on the slopes of Mt. Baker traveling down to Puget Sound... [read more]
The Smith River is one of the last major free-flowing rivers on the West Coast. Known for... [read more]
The National Conservation Lands—a 26-million-acre collection of national monuments, wilderness areas, wild and scenic rivers, trails, and... [read more]
The Clackamas River is one of the Pacific Northwest’s most beloved whitewater rivers—renowned for its clear water,... [read more]
American Whitewater played a pivotal role early in the efforts to protect 306 acres of former Montana... [read more]
American Whitewater has been working with citizens to propose Wild and Scenic River designation for approximately 3.2... [read more]
The Owyhee River, protected as a Wild and Scenic River, is renowned among river runners as one... [read more]

Thomas O’Keefe Articles

Transport Canada is in the process of rewriting the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) to eliminate a... [read more]
Your American Whitewater membership demonstrates your commitment as a good river steward. It can also be a... [read more]
Department of Water Resources to shed light on proposed Whitewater ParkThe California Department of Water Resources will... [read more]
Department of Water Resources to shed light on proposed Whitewater ParkThe California Department of Water Resources will... [read more]
Department of Water Resources to shed light on proposed Whitewater ParkThe California Department of Water Resources will... [read more]
We are pleased to announce that Becky Brown and Chris Lambiotte are American Whitewater's Volunteers of the... [read more]
The Army Corps of Engineers recently announced the 2009 schedule of releases from the Francis E. Walter... [read more]
The Army Corps of Engineers recently announced the 2009 schedule of releases from the Francis E. Walter... [read more]