Let's Go Rafting -- Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River!
From:
"Save The Colorado River" <gary@savethecolorado.org>
Subject:
Let's Go Rafting -- Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River!
Date:
April 18th 2016
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Hi Friends — Let’s Go Rafting!
Our great friends at O.A.R.S. Adventure Travel are once againoffering an exclusive raft trip for Save The Colorado friends and supporters in Cataract Canyon on the This 6-day trip is a fundraiser for Save The Colorado and will support our work to protect and restore the Colorado River and its tributaries throughout the Southwest U.S.
Dates: July 31st - August 5th, 2016 The trip will feature amazing hiking at "The Dollhouse" in Canyonlands National Park, up close views of Anasazi ruins, and the extraordinary rapids in Cataract Canyon including "Big Drop." Get ready for:
Joining us on the trip will be special guests and environmental activists working to Gary Wockner (founder of Save the Colorado) will also be speaking on the trip which will directly benefit efforts to protect the Colorado River and its tributaries. By joining this trip you are joining the force to support the non-profit organization, Save the Colorado, and one of nature’s greatest rivers. This trip has a limited number of seats available, so contact us soon! The trip is fully supported by OARS — great food, excellent guides, return flight back to Moab, and awesome fun! Click here to see the full details of the trip including itinerary, gear, and travel arrangements.
Please contact Emily Kay, below, to book the trip! Thank you for your support! Sara and John join are committed to our mission and are fully on board with our policy of "No New Dams and Diversions on the Colorado River!" Welcome Sara and John! Like Save The Colorado on Facebook here |
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