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A Momentous Inflatable Run on the Green Truss BY BOATERS FOR BOATERS November/December 2009 A Momentous Inflatable Run on the Green Truss Surfing the Caribbean in IKs Rafting India’s Tons River Learning to Follow the Flow Plus... IK Wilderness Sojourns Introducing the Oregon Rafting Team A VOLUNTEER PUBLICATION PROMOTING RIVER CONSERVATION, ACCESS AND SAFETY American Whitewater Journal November/December 2009 - Volume #49 - Issue #6 COLUMNS 3 The Journey Ahead by Mark Singleton 4 President’s Message by Don Kinser 62 Board Bios - VOTE! STEWARDSHIP UPDATES 35 First Season of Chelan Releases a Great Success by Thomas O’Keefe 36 Hemlock Dam Gone, Another River Restored by Thomas O’Keefe FEATURE: INFLATABLES 6 East Meets West - A Beginners Guide to Paddling the Colorado River by Tim Oliver 12 R2-ing the Grand Canyon by Cliff Bobinski 13 Inflatable Rescue Ranger by Dallas Fox 14 Surfing Tips for Inflatable Inhabitants of Riparian Evironments by Brik Miller 18 Oregon Rafting Team by Tim Brink and Other ORT Members 20 An Epic Descent of Inflatables on the Green Truss by Shelly Becker, Michael Franz Horner, and Will Volpert 26 Tresspassers byAmar Benchikha 28 Arkansas Raft Guides on the Gauley by David Vandergriff 38 Taming the Tons River, Uttarakhand, India by Stephen Cunliffe 42 Wilderness Sojourns by Brian Vogt 46 Discovering the Bruneau by Rebecca Sherman 52 The Flow by Mark Gabel 56 Brownwater Tribe in Cataract Canyon by Ryan Dunn 58 High Water Fun on the New River by Harry Rhett Support American Whitewater through CFC or United Way All of the Federal CFC campaigns (CFC # 11351) and a few of the local United Way campaigns will allow you to donate through them to AW. 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In carrying Across the country AW board members, As members, this is your opportunity to out those responsibilities, members of past and present, have a history of being elect candidates to our board of directors, a board must fulfill certain duties to the involved in river stewardship projects that where they will represent you for the next organization, membership and the rivers rack up tangible results. Over 50 years ago, three years. Take some time to look over we protect. Board responsibilities involve American Whitewater was established as the outstanding slate of candidates on setting priorities and strategies to address one of our nation’s first river conservation page 62-63 and use the attached mail-in our mission, and ensuring administrative organizations. 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