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Wilderness PADDLING a Family Tour of Quebec’S Wild Rivers-The Hard Way What’S Not Wild and Scenic About the Clavey? BY BOATERS FOR BOATERS September/October 2005 Wilderness PADDLING A Family Tour of Quebec’s Wild Rivers-The Hard Way What’s Not Wild and Scenic About the Clavey? Second Thoughts About a Second Descent in the Jungle Nighted-Out in a Wild Cali Misadventure September 11th, 2001: Forgotten in the Alaskan Backcountry A VOLUNTEER PUBLICATION PROMOTING RIVER CONSERVATION, ACCESS AND SAFETY American Whitewater Journal Volume XLVI, No.5 DEPARTMENTS 3 The Journey Ahead by Mark Singleton 4 Safety First! Safe Wilderness Paddling by Ambrose Tuscano 6 AW News & Notes 10 History: River Issues, Then and Now by Sue Taft 12 Interview with Daniel DeLavergne by Clay Wright 52 Donor Profi le: The Grand Canyon Initiative by Jamie Saul 54 Events: Gauley Festival 66 The Last Word by Ambrose Tuscano FEATURES Wilderness Runs 14 Family Vacation: Hundreds of Miles From Anywhere by Barry Tuscano 20 Rio Huataracu: The Whole Empanada by Steve Frazier 26 California’s Clavey River by Brette Valle 28 Lessons From an Unintentional Overnighter by Christie Dobson 30 The Wilderness of Giant Gap by Geoff Jennings 34 When Ignorance Was Bliss: The Homathko River by Lila Marie Thomas STEWARDSHIP 42 Ausable Flow Study a Blast! by Kevin Colburn 43 Cheoah River Release Dates Set! by Kevin Colburn 44 Alberton Gorge Protected, Volunteer Recognized by Kevin Colburn 44 Chattooga Headwaters Still in Limbo 46 Taking on River Access Challenges 48 NEW Online Tools by Lila Thomas 50 Volunteer Clean Up by Josh Egenolf RIVER VOICES 56 Taming Raymondskill Creek by The Dogg 62 The Upper Pack River by Natty Role CFC UnitedWay #2302 Support American Whitewater through CFC or United Way All the federal campaigns, and a few of the local United Way campaigns will allow you to donate through them to AW. 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