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Ambassador Videos 2 Videos
Videos testimonials from American Whitewater athlete ambassadors.
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Advocacy 8 Videos
Videos that show American Whitewater's efforts to protect and restore America's whitewater resources.
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AW YouTube Contes 5 Videos
American Whitewater is hosting a YouTube contest starting Feb. 1 and ending June 15. Submit videos of your favorite American Whitewater project (past or present). The winning video will be featured in an upcoming edition of Lunch Video Magazine.
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This is the first scheduled release of water in the Black Canyon of the Bear River in deca
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Added: 2 months ago
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AW negotiated flows on the Bear River's Black Canyon that will support whitewater paddling
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Video of the removal of Milltown Dam on the Clark Fork River, near Missoula Montana. The
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American Whitewater is hosting an online video competition through YouTube. We are asking
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Added: 5 months ago
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Shane Benedict prepared this great video from the first day of Cheoah releases in the fall
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Added: 5 months ago
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On July 24th, 2007 Portland General Electric began the removal of Marmot Dam. American Whi
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Join some tough skinny dippers celebrating the tearing down of the Condit Dam on the White
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Listen to the podcast on this at: www.usgs.gov/corecast (episode 24)
The USGS put toge
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Backcountry areas that remain road-free provide a host of ecosystem services, such as clea
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This clip highlights a volunteer from three different grass roots conservation groups fund
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As human-powered outdoor recreation enthusiasts, we all need metal; from climbing carabine
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Clay Wright, professional kayaker, speaks out about why he supports American Whitewater as
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Jimmy Blakeney, professional kayaker, speaks out about why he supports American Whitewater
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35' drop over Poe Dam on N. Fork of Feather River. The Big Bend run is a class III / IV r
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The sad yet inspiring tale of Buster the Sockeye Salmon.
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