Archive for April, 2011
Using an Alternative
River rafting is a growing hobby that people are picking up on. There is nothing like going down the river and experiencing the beauty of nature. There are lots of options that you can choose to use for rafting. A traditional raft, as well as a canoe, is an option that you can choose to use.
Taking an inflatable canoe is a great alternative to bring with you when you’re planning to go down the river. They are easy to pack in your backpack. It takes only minutes to inflate, which intern makes them just as easy to deflate.
Kayaking and Community Service
Students, alumni, and faculty came together at Texas Christian University to participate in a program called the Steve Campbell, assistant director of campus recreation and outdoor programs, said he was inspired to start the cleanup while on a boating trip. He reported seeing a lot of trash building up on the river and decided TCU should get involved with the cleanup.
What makes this river cleanup different than other cleanups is that the volunteers were on kayaks and canoes while collecting the trash. During the cleanup, volunteers pulled out notable items like tires, strollers, a safe, and a child’s wagon. Chances are there are watershed cleanup groups in your community. Do a good deed by volunteering your time and Sea Eagle kayaks!