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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\nJoin our first VIRTU
 AL Red Barn Event!\n\nLee First\, Twin Harbors Waterkeeper\, will present 
 information on the little-known Chehalis River\, in southwest Washington. 
 A life-long canoeist\, Lee paddled the Chehalis 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 salmon 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 the Chehalis River Basin Flood Co
 ntrol Zone District and Lewis County commissioners want to dam the Chehali
 s headwaters.  If a dam is built\, the Spring and Fall Chinook that spawn 
 upstream of the proposed dam site will suffer severe blows to their number
 s. 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 resto
 rative alternatives should be given full consideration before a dam is pla
 nned.\n\nLee is the Twin Harbors Waterkeeper\, and has worked as/with the 
 North Sound Baykeeper and the Spokane Riverkeeper during the past 13 years
 . Twin Harbors Waterkeeper is a member of the International Waterkeeper Al
 liance\, a group of over 350 Waterkeepers who work for drinkable\, swimmab
 le\, fishable water around the world.\n\nThis Virtual Red Barn Event will 
 be held via Zoom. The link to join the event will be emailed to the WRI em
 ail list. If you do not receive the email\, and you're interested in atten
 ding this event\, please email rryan@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org.\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\nJoin our first VIRTUA
 L Red Barn Event!\n\nLee First\, Twin Harbors Waterkeeper\, will present i
 nformation on the little-known Chehalis River\, in southwest Washington. A
  life-long canoeist\, Lee paddled the Chehalis River from the headwaters t
 o the ocean in May 2019. \n\nThe Chehalis River is the largest watershed c
 ompletely within the state of Washington\, and is the only river that has 
 no listed salmonids.  It produces more salmon 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 the Chehalis River Basin Flood Con
 trol Zone District and Lewis County commissioners want to dam the Chehalis
  headwaters.  If a dam is built\, the Spring and Fall Chinook that spawn u
 pstream of the proposed dam site will suffer 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 restor
 ative alternatives should be given full consideration before a dam is plan
 ned.\n\nLee is the Twin Harbors Waterkeeper\, and has worked as/with the N
 orth Sound Baykeeper and the Spokane Riverkeeper during the past 13 years.
  Twin Harbors Waterkeeper is a member of the International Waterkeeper All
 iance\, a group of over 350 Waterkeepers who work for drinkable\, swimmabl
 e\, fishable water around the world.\n\nThis Virtual Red Barn Event will b
 e held via Zoom. The link to join the event will be emailed to the WRI ema
 il list. If you do not receive the email\, and you're interested in attend
 ing this event\, please email rryan@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org.\n\nPhoto 
 provided courtesy of Lee First.
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LOCATION:Red Barn\, 347 Division Street\, Leavenworth
SUMMARY:Virtual Red Barn Event: The Chehalis at a Crossroads
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