Ep 20 -- American Whitewater Series Part 1: History of Whitewater Boating with Risa Shimoda, Jerry Meral and Richard Montgomery.

from Dockside · host California State Parks, California Coastal Commission, San Francisco Estuary Partnership

Join us while we will talk with Risa Shimoda, Jerry Meral and Richard Montgomery who have all played pivotal roles in the history of whitewater boating and the conservation of California Rivers. This is episode is part of a 3-part series in partnership with American Whitewater, a national river conservation nonprofit with a mission to protect and restore America’s Whitewater rivers and to enhance opportunities to enjoy them safely.

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