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Thomas O’Keefe

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Thomas O’Keefe Projects

Rio Grande Recreational Flow Study In partnership with the Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration Project, and supported by... [read more]
Forest Planning in Colorado American Whitewater is closely involved with Colorado’s National Forest Planning efforts. Nearly 68%... [read more]
American Whitewater has long had an interest in restoring flows to the 13-mile long, biologically diverse Hiwassee... [read more]
The Kinnickinnic River runs through downtown River Falls, Wisconsin, where it has been historically altered by two... [read more]
Idaho’s Weiser River is 103 miles long and flows south from its headwaters in the Seven Devils... [read more]
The Methow Valley is one of the most important landscapes in the state of Washington and of... [read more]
American Whitewater worked with local paddlers and agency planners in 2014-2016 to create a river access plan... [read more]
The Siskiyou Mountains in Southwestern Oregon give rise to iconic wild rivers like the Wild and Scenic... [read more]

American Whitewater Articles

As the impacts of COVID-19 ripple through the economy, Members of Congress are seeking ideas for what... [read more]
We are celebrating a great win today after New Mexico Senators Udall and Heinrich announced the introduction... [read more]
American Whitewater needs your help to define stream flows that support the full range of recreational boating... [read more]
For many boaters, our lives have been built around an ability to visit rivers as frequently as... [read more]
On May 5th, Senator Udall and Senator Heinrich of New Mexico conditionally filed a proposed Memorandum Brief... [read more]
The May/June Issue of the AW Journal is available in the "Library". This issue includes a report... [read more]
Good news as we navigate our lives with COVID-19, American Whitewater received word that Pacific Gas &... [read more]
The leaves have begun popping, songbirds are returning, flowers are blooming, and rivers are starting to flow.... [read more]