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X-WR-CALDESC:The Chehalis at a crossroads - will a proposed flood control d
 am cause the river’s Chinook Salmon to go extinct?\n\nLee First\, Twin Har
 bors Waterkeeper\, will present information on the little-known Chehalis R
 iver\, in southwest Washington. A life-long canoeist\, Lee paddled the Che
 halis River from the headwaters to the ocean in May 2019. \n\nThe Chehalis
  River is the largest watershed completely within the state of Washington\
 , and is the only river that has no listed salmonids.  It produces more sa
 lmon than any other river in the state\, but its salmon resources are less
  than 80% of what they once were.  The Chehalis River is flood-prone and t
 he Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Zone District and Lewis County commi
 ssioners want to dam the Chehalis headwaters.  If a dam is built\, the Spr
 ing and Fall Chinook that spawn upstream of the proposed dam site will suf
 fer severe blows to their numbers. Lee will tell the story of the amazing 
 resources of the river\, threats posed by a dam\, development and forestry
 \, as well as describe how restorative alternatives should be given full c
 onsideration before a dam is planned.\n\nLee is the Twin Harbors Waterkeep
 er\, and has worked as/with the North Sound Baykeeper and the Spokane Rive
 rkeeper during the past 13 years. Twin Harbors Waterkeeper is a member of 
 the International Waterkeeper Alliance\, a group of over 350 Waterkeepers 
 who work for drinkable\, swimmable\, fishable water around the world.\n\nD
 oors open at 6:30pm for community social with local beer and wine availabl
 e for purchase. Presentation begins at 7:00pm.\n\nPhoto provided courtesy 
 of Lee First.
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DESCRIPTION:The Chehalis at a crossroads - will a proposed flood control da
 m cause the river’s Chinook Salmon to go extinct?\n\nLee First\, Twin Harb
 ors Waterkeeper\, will present information on the little-known Chehalis Ri
 ver\, in southwest Washington. A life-long canoeist\, Lee paddled the Cheh
 alis River from the headwaters to the ocean in May 2019. \n\nThe Chehalis 
 River is the largest watershed completely within the state of Washington\,
  and is the only river that has no listed salmonids.  It produces more sal
 mon than any other river in the state\, but its salmon resources are less 
 than 80% of what they once were.  The Chehalis River is flood-prone and th
 e Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Zone District and Lewis County commis
 sioners want to dam the Chehalis headwaters.  If a dam is built\, the Spri
 ng and Fall Chinook that spawn upstream of the proposed dam site will suff
 er severe blows to their numbers. Lee will tell the story of the amazing r
 esources of the river\, threats posed by a dam\, development and forestry\
 , as well as describe how restorative alternatives should be given full co
 nsideration before a dam is planned.\n\nLee is the Twin Harbors Waterkeepe
 r\, and has worked as/with the North Sound Baykeeper and the Spokane River
 keeper during the past 13 years. Twin Harbors Waterkeeper is a member of t
 he International Waterkeeper Alliance\, a group of over 350 Waterkeepers w
 ho work for drinkable\, swimmable\, fishable water around the world.\n\nDo
 ors open at 6:30pm for community social with local beer and wine available
  for purchase. Presentation begins at 7:00pm.\n\nPhoto provided courtesy o
 f Lee First.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200325T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200325T203000
LOCATION:Red Barn\, 347 Division Street\, Leavenworth
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Red Barn Event: The Chehalis at a Crossroads
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