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PARC to join Sierra Watch screening The Movie to Keep Squaw True
There are many conservation battles happening across the Sierra Nevada. PARC is proud to join Nevada City-based Sierra Watch to tell the ongoing story of their campaign to Keep Squaw True.
SAVE THE DATE/GET TICKETS:
February 20 – Auburn State Theatre
7:00 PM (Wednesday)
$10 tickets available online and at the door
For tickets and more info CLICK HERE
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There are many conservation battles happening across the Sierra Nevada. PARC is proud to join Nevada City-based Sierra Watch to tell the ongoing story of their campaign to Keep Squaw True.
SAVE THE DATE/GET TICKETS:
February 20 – Auburn State Theatre
7:00 PM (Wednesday)
$10 tickets available online and at the door
For tickets and more info CLICK HERE
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The Keep Squaw True story
This powerful and inspiring film tells the epic seven-year struggle of a mountain community rising up to defend the integrity of the incredible Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe against private developers planning to transform it into a Vegas-style amusement park.
The film was written and directed by brothers Robb (Squallywood) and Scott Gaffney (Matchstick Productions), and was produced by the environmental nonprofit, Sierra Watch. It features an unforgettable cast of enthusiastic Tahoe locals and iconic Squaw legends as they show the world how to band together and stand up for their mountain values.
After the film, there will be a raffle and Q&A with Sierra Watch.
Check out Sierra Watch on Facebook
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MOVIE
This powerful and inspiring film tells the epic seven-year struggle of a mountain community rising up to defend the integrity of the incredible Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe against private developers planning to transform it into a Vegas-style amusement park.
The film was written and directed by brothers Robb (Squallywood) and Scott Gaffney (Matchstick Productions), and was produced by the environmental nonprofit, Sierra Watch. It features an unforgettable cast of enthusiastic Tahoe locals and iconic Squaw legends as they show the world how to band together and stand up for their mountain values.
After the film, there will be a raffle and Q&A with Sierra Watch.
Check out Sierra Watch on Facebook
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MOVIE
Thanks to all who participated in the
Great Sierra American River Cleanup
Saturday, September 15, 2018
ASRA & PARC, partnering with the Sierra Nevada Conservancy to Keep Our Sierra Rivers Clean & Safe!
See Photos from the Cleanup below
Great Sierra American River Cleanup
Saturday, September 15, 2018
ASRA & PARC, partnering with the Sierra Nevada Conservancy to Keep Our Sierra Rivers Clean & Safe!
See Photos from the Cleanup below
Photo by Gary Hughes
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Photo by Gary Hughes
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Photo by Gary Hughes
Wolfgrams donate check to Protect American River Canyons, from profits from the June Auburn River Festival
The Wolfgrams presented PARC Board members with a donation check of $5,300, raised at the Auburn River Festival in June. The donation will be used to promote the recreational bridge crossing at China Bar to connect the Auburn and Cool network of trails.
The Wolfgrams presented PARC Board members with a donation check of $5,300, raised at the Auburn River Festival in June. The donation will be used to promote the recreational bridge crossing at China Bar to connect the Auburn and Cool network of trails.
The Wolfgrams present PARC Board members with a check for $5,300.
Pictured L to R are PARC Board members Eric Peach and Michael Anderson; Alex, baby Clelmentine, and Wolf Wolfgram; and Jason Marsh.
Photos and Videos from the free Auburn River Festival at Auburn's Whitewater Park on the North Fork of the American River, Saturday June 9th
Fluffy clouds floated overhead as the Free Auburn River Festival at Auburn's Whitewater Park on the North Fork of the American River got underway on Saturday June 9th. The Festival featured three events including a downriver race, Olympic style slalom races and whitewater kayak rodeo competition that drew competitors from all over our region. Hundreds of spectators lounged on the riverside to view the competition. Music, food, community information booths and kids activities were available in a river village setting.
The Whitewater Park is a special feature of Placer County Water Agency's Pump Station that allows fish to migrate upstream to spawn. The park has Olympic-style rapids for recreational boaters to play and compete within the Auburn State Recreation Area boundaries. The event was organized by Auburn River Festival and co-sponsored by many including PARC, PCWA the City of Auburn and Sierra Outdoor Center.
Many thanks to all who made this Free River Festival a tantalizing first success.
For more information about the event visit auburnriverfestival.com.
See photos and videos below!
The Whitewater Park is a special feature of Placer County Water Agency's Pump Station that allows fish to migrate upstream to spawn. The park has Olympic-style rapids for recreational boaters to play and compete within the Auburn State Recreation Area boundaries. The event was organized by Auburn River Festival and co-sponsored by many including PARC, PCWA the City of Auburn and Sierra Outdoor Center.
Many thanks to all who made this Free River Festival a tantalizing first success.
For more information about the event visit auburnriverfestival.com.
See photos and videos below!
All photos above, courtesy of Gary Hughes
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Video courtesy of Patrick Storm
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Video courtesy of Patrick Storm
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Video courtesy of Patrick Storm