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Fly Fishing
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The Bahamas Are a Resilient Paradise
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What Dam Removals Can Do for a River
A Float Trip on the Upper Missouri River
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A Multisport High-Country Adventure
The Beauty of Finding Your Own Food
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A Community’s Struggle to Save Oregon’s Wild Rivers
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From Octave Zangs, Together Against The Mines shares the success story of a campaign to stop a nickel mine from being placed within the watersheds of wild rivers in Oregon. In conjunction with Tillak and Native Fish Society, the communities surrounding the watersheds rallied together to support a conservation plan for the area. From the perspective of paddlers, anglers, and brewers, it's clear these rivers are more than just a resource. Find more from the film on Native Fish Society's website.
