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Water trails, a plan for Georgia's rivers
December 13, 2010 | Blue Trails, Protecting Rivers
Jamie Mierau
Director, River Protection
Check out this great piece written by April Ingle, executive director of Georgia River Network, calling on the Obama Administration to create a "National Blueways Initiative" to provide a helping hand to communities who want to create water trails. Such a program would connect people with their rivers, provide a fun way to get youth outdoors, and enhance local businesses and quality of life.
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