Adventure On Water

Sun., Aug. 27, 2000

By Rich Landers richl@spokesman.com (509) 459-5508

Water activities

Although the Spokane region is poorly represented, Washington agencies have published a guide to water-related activities and seminars scheduled for late summer and fall.

Help clean a beach, plant streamside trees, monitor watershed health or learn more about fish habitat, join a salmon celebration, paddle a waterway or tour an aquifer site.

The WaterWeeks guide is available free by calling (800) 732-9253.

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