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Pacific Northwest Rivers Rebounding From Pandemic

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Pacific Northwest Rivers Rebounding From Pandemic

June 18, 2021

Long before European settlers arrived on the Columbia and Snake rivers, the waterways were important transportation corridors for the native peoples. When the Lewis and Clark expedition traveled down the… Read More

Historic Boat-Builder’s Journey And Where It Led The replica flatboat Patience moored at the Economy Boat docks in Wood River, Ill.; a member of boat-builder Scott Mandrell’s crew looks on. (Photo courtesy of Scott Mandrell)

The replica flatboat Patience moored at the Economy Boat docks in Wood River, Ill.; a member of boat-builder Scott Mandrell’s crew looks on. (Photo courtesy of Scott Mandrell)

Historic Boat-Builder’s Journey And Where It Led

August 9, 2019

Scott Mandrell’s journey began as a story about boating “back then.” But it turned into a story about the river community today. Mandrell is a native son of Mississippi River… Read More

Letter To The Editor: Hydrology And Biology

April 9, 2018

In my younger years, I was a regular contributor to The Waterways Journal and shared my opinions relative to waterways, and just about everything that has had to do with… Read More