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American Whitewater Projects

The Grand Canyon withstands time as one of the longest priorities for American Whitewater and remains a... [read more]
The Colorado River has been over-allocated and mismanaged for more than a century. Known as the hardest... [read more]
The Dolores River contains an impressive diversity of landscapes, from its pristine high-altitude headwaters in the Lizard... [read more]
The Montreal River forms part of the border between Wisconsin and Michigan and is one of the... [read more]
On January 26, 2024, American Whitewater purchased a large portion of the classic Lower Big Sandy river... [read more]
Townes Dam and Talbott Dam on the upper reaches of the Dan (a.k.a. Pinnacles of the Dan)... [read more]
The Montana Headwaters Campaign is a creative grassroots approach to conserving some of Montana's and the continents... [read more]
American Whitewater worked through the federal dam relicensing process to restore flows and access to the 5.3... [read more]

Kevin Colburn Articles

River access doesn?t just happen. Read on for a brief history of the Sang Run Access to... [read more]
Colorado's Supreme Court ruled in a tie vote on May 19, 2003 that Golden will be allowed... [read more]
American Whitewater has received several questions about the status of the closure on the Dead River in... [read more]
The whitewater releases on the North Branch Potomac from Jennings Randolph Lake are still scheduled for Memorial... [read more]
On June 7th the Dolores River Coalition will launch a campaign to protect some of the outstanding... [read more]
Northern Paddle & Trail (NP&T) and our volunteers are conducting a fund raising campaign with the goal... [read more]
The Sixth Annual French Broad River Festival, a benefit for Eliada Home for Children and American Whitewater,... [read more]
The Senate Energy Bill (S. 14), which passed out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee... [read more]