This awesome message arrived the other day as DM. This is magic for me here in the studio as I work through 5.5 hours of audio for the last episode, close out 2021, and plan for 2022. Thanks to @happilysemirad, and thanks to all of your for your support this year!
How about a shipping container full of canoes?
This is 9 of 39 canoes that were shipped from Canada to the Mississippi River at St Louis.
Our friends at Big Muddy Adventures @paddlestl sent this pic to us.
HOLE
Per the dictionary, it is “a place where something is missing.” In a river, it is the place where the downstream current is missing. Seems to occur “behind” something, on the overall downstream side of something like a rock.
In our latest epi “The Gila: river, place, family” US Senator Martin Heinrich explains why he submitted Wild and Scenic River legislation for the Gila to include his role in the Mexican Grey Wolf reintroduction there 20+ years ago.
I joined @TheRiverRadius to talk about why it could not be more urgent to protect the Gila River as #WildAndScenic.
Bonus: I did my fair share of howling in the Gila National Forest when I was in Americorps. You might just hear a sneak peak.
https://t.co/riEqGbvfJc
In our latest epi “The Gila: river, place, family” US Senator Martin Heinrich explains why he submitted Wild and Scenic River legislation for the Gila to include his role in the Mexican Gray Wolf reintroduction there 20+ years ago.
I joined @TheRiverRadius to talk about why it could not be more urgent to protect the Gila River as #WildAndScenic.
Bonus: I did my fair share of howling in the Gila National Forest when I was in Americorps. You might just hear a sneak peak.
https://t.co/riEqGbvfJc
The Gila River and Gila Mountains of New Mexico have been home for Indigenous people for
thousands of years, for colonial Spanish and Mexican people for hundreds of years, and now for
all of those folks under the United States since 1912.
Link:
https://t.co/u5OY2CUrRr
@Riversendfilm@jacobkmorrison Episode 32, of the podcast, The New Film “River’s End” is a great lead-in to watching this solid film @Riversendfilm about modern California water.
@Riversendfilm@jacobkmorrison Great to have @jacobkmorrison on the show. Smart conversation, not about to he weather in California but about the human choices that create water problems.
Great words and pictures in that article and really fun to row down the River with both @zak_podmore & @fkjolseth. The podcast episode on all of this will come out in December.
And a huge thank you to Sam Carter of @TheRiverRadius podcast for rowing the "media boat" through Cataract Canyon and allowing me join him for a few interviews with Colorado River experts. Subscribe and be sure to catch Sam's upcoming coverage of the trip: https://t.co/aWnBCItbZz
This week's @TheRiverRadius Podcast shares the story of a paddler, rafter, ecotourism business leader and passionate river protector. Thank you Sam, for this awesome tribute to Rafael Gallo of Rios Tropicales! https://t.co/3ibQSCiYWx
Saw this boat in the Grand a few summers ago just past Upset Rapid, river right. Saw the same folks a bit later. They were checking on some scientific gauges for a federal agency. Yeah, a bit vague. I was impressed with the pack raft in the Grand. Someday I might go for that