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What comes second is river access, a VERY thorny V Wave all in itself. The V Wave discusses these things AND river ecology, recent river trips, river history, river management, and new changes on rivers. Have a topic you'd like to hear more about or help discuss? Get in touch with Tommartin@rrfw.org The V Wave is brought to you by River Runners For Wilderness. | What comes second is river access, a VERY thorny V Wave all in itself. The V Wave discusses these things AND river ecology, recent river trips, river history, river management, and new changes on rivers. Have a topic you'd like to hear more about or help discuss? Get in touch with Tommartin@rrfw.org The V Wave is brought to you by River Runners For Wilderness. | ||
Here's our first Podcast: The Case of the Steamboat Sting, Dinosaur National Park, 1957 | Here's our first Podcast, released August 21, 2023: The Case of the Steamboat Sting, Dinosaur National Park, 1957 | ||
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Revision as of 22:56, 21 August 2023
Welcome to The V Wave Podcast!
This podcast is created by a cast of river lovers who understand the river resource comes first.
On the shoulders of a healthy river do we recreate ourselves.
What comes second is river access, a VERY thorny V Wave all in itself. The V Wave discusses these things AND river ecology, recent river trips, river history, river management, and new changes on rivers. Have a topic you'd like to hear more about or help discuss? Get in touch with Tommartin@rrfw.org The V Wave is brought to you by River Runners For Wilderness.
Here's our first Podcast, released August 21, 2023: The Case of the Steamboat Sting, Dinosaur National Park, 1957
We at River Runners for Wilderness (RRFW) are working hard to make sure do-it-yourself river runners have a seat at the river access and resource protection table. You can join RRFW (Membership is Free!) by clicking here. Did you find this all volunteer-built WIKI helpful? You can express your appreciation with a donation to the non-profit River Runners for Wilderness here! Thank you! (August 2023)
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