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Snohomish PUD operates the Jackson Hydroelctric Project on the Sultan River. American Whitewater has a direct interest... [read more]
Rivers don't stop at international borders and conservation efforts should not either. Though American Whitewater currently does... [read more]
In 1986 FERC issued a license to Lewis County PUD to construct a new hydropower project at... [read more]
New York State Electric and Gas blocked access to the Ausable River downstream of their Rainbow Falls... [read more]
In 1997 American Whitewater began working on to restore the Feather River, which was heavily impacted from... [read more]
The Pit River is the largest river in northeastern California; its watershed is 4,324 square miles. The... [read more]
The Puyallup River drainages includes the White, Carbon, and Puyallup Rivers which originate off the slopes of... [read more]
To hear the real story of the Ashlu check out Bryan Smith's powerful documentary, 49 MW. Threats... [read more]

Thomas O’Keefe Articles

With the new Congress, we have a new chance to take action that will both recover endangered... [read more]
Attention Southeast Boaters!  Like Music??  Like Boating??  Check out the 10th Annual French Broad River Festival this... [read more]
AW will be hosting a small celebration of whitewater boating and river conservation in downtown Missoula, MT... [read more]
American Whitewater's Board of Directors will be in Portland this spring for the organization's annual meeting. We... [read more]
Contact:Amy Kober, American Rivers, 206-213-0330 x23Thomas O’Keefe, American Whitewater, 425-417-9012Kelley Beamer, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, 503-241-3762Dept... [read more]
American Whitewater is hosting a celebration of our southeastern rivers on May 19th at Tapoco Lodge on... [read more]
            Leaders representing over 1 million people who participate in human-powered outdoor recreational activities traveled to Washington... [read more]
On March 12th,  AW alerted paddlers to the threat of a new $10 per boat per year fee... [read more]