Salmon to Sea Awareness Trip

Nine hundred miles and 6,500 feet in elevation is what it takes to get home. In the 50’s thousands of wild sockeye salmon returned to Redfish Lake near Stanley, Idaho. In the 90’s, due to dams, irrigation, pollution and natural selection, as few as five and often no salmon completed this journey home. Retracing this journey will be a self-supported kayak trip. All money raised from this trip will be donated to Idaho Rivers United and Save Our Wild Salmon.

3.31.2006

Growing List of Sponsors

Kelty, Boulder, CO - With a donation of a Lightyear 3D sleeping bag and a Ridge 2 ultralight tent, Kelty has become the official sleeping bag and shelter sponsor.

Crazy Creek, Red Lodge, MT - Will be saving our behinds with the Original Crazy Creek chairs.

Thanks to our sponsors the auction on November 18th will be an even bigger success and making a difference in salmon recovery. Our list of sponsors is growing and is very impressive including:

1 Comments:

Princess_Fyara said...: Hey, I read your article in the Idaho Statesman today. I really like Salmon, and I've always enjoyed The Wonders of God's Creation Videos by Moody Science. In Animal Kingdom they follow the migratory paths of Salmon and show some really interesting studies and stories. It's really cool, check it out, I bet you'd enjoy it. :) I'll be following this story of yours.

Take care!
Mary :); 6:21 PM

Salmon to Sea Awareness Trip

3.31.2006

Growing List of Sponsors

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