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Kayaking and Rafting (Recreational Sports - Macmillan Library) by Paul Mason, 2007-06-01
River Rafting in Canada by Richard Harrington, 1987-03
Canoeing and Rafting: The Complete Where-to-Go Guide to America's Best Tame and Wild Waters by Sara Pyle, 1978
A study of safety and carrying capacity concerns associated with the commercial rafting industry use of the Gauley River, West Virginia by Franklin E. Boteler, Ph. D by Franklin E Boteler, 1985
Magnitude and timing of dam releases from El Vado reservoir for white water rafting: Final report by Timothy J Ward, 1982
World Whitewater: A Global Guide for River Runners by Jim Cassidy, Dan Dunlap, 1999-05-31
River Otter, Handbook for Trip Planning: Authoritative Guide for Rafters, Kayakers, Canoeists by Maria Eschen, 2003-11
Floater's Guide to Montana by Hank Fischer, 1986-12
Class Five Chronicles: Things Mother Never Told You 'Bout Whitewater by Jeff Bennett, 1992-06
Whitewater Trips for Kayakers, Canoeists, and Rafters in British Columbia by Betty Pratt-Johnson, 1986-02
Guide to Floating Whitewater Rivers by R. W. Miskimins, 1987-03
Exciting River Running/Us by MEDES, 1979-03-01
Chattooga River: Section IV (Great American Rivers Flip Map Series) by Ron Rathnow, 1986-02
The Whitewater Sourcebook 3rd Edition by Richard Penny, 1997-06-01

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Activities - Safety Guidelines For Education Outdoors - Department Of Education
Rafting; Recreational Swimming; Rock climbing; Sailing; Scuba diving; Sea kayaking; Snorkelling; Surfing; Water skiing; Windsurfing . Activities without Guidelines
http://www.education.vic.gov.au/management/schooloperations/edoutdoors/activitie

Extractions: Victorian Government Department of Education and Early Childhood Development Skip to main content or skip to quick links Search this website Search for Search Back to: Home Safety Guidelines for Education Outdoors The safe conduct of outdoor and adventure activities requires active decision making in the identification of potential risks and difficulties. These adventure activity guidelines are a primary reference for the development of risk management plans specific to the location, activity and group participating in a program. They support your professional judgement and experience. Where a teacher intends to inspect a venue or location, either within or outside of normal school hours, prior approval should be sought from the principal. The Adventure Activity Standards are agreed minimum activity standards for adventure operators and they do not necessarily reflect the greater duty of care owed to students. For activities not listed on this site, principals, teachers and school council members need to comply with the AAS, and consider the greater duty of care that is required for students. The Adventure Activity Standards can be found at Outdoor Recreation Centre For more information, see:
Tara Rafting - Whitewater Rafting - Highlander
Tara Rafting is a combination of unforgettable relaxation and adventure. The level of attractiveness for rafting of the Tara River is from 3 to 5 which places this river in the
http://www.highlandertim.com/english/rafting_tara.html

Extractions: HOME PACKAGES PHOTO GALLERY EMAIL ... SRPSKI NATURE INFO Packages Tara Rafting Maps Accommodation ... Contact Primeval forest Perucica is a part of "Sutjeska" National Park. It is surrounded by the peaks of Maglic (2386m - the highest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina), Volujak (1978m) and Snjeznica (1804m). Perucica forest is separated from Zelengora Mountain by Sutjeska River and its beautiful canyon. The forest is 6 km long and 1 to 3 km wide. It covers an area of 1291 hectares. The Perucac creek goes through the forest and it spectacularly falls down a 75m high cliff ( Skakavac waterfalls More info..... TARA RAFTING Recreational whitewater rafting on The Tara River began in 1964. Prior to this the river had only been used for commercial transportation of logs. Today, Tara Rafting is a combination of unforgettable relaxation and adventure. The level of attractiveness for rafting of the Tara River is from 3 to 5 which places this river in "the most attractive rivers in the world category" alongside Colorado and Zambezi rivers.
Choose A Camp > Summer Camps > Candlewood
Challenge/Rope Courses, Community Service, Counselor Training (CIT), Drama, Field Trips, Hiking, International Culture, Music, Nature/Environmental Studies, Rafting, Recreational
http://www.chooseacamp.com/3328-candlewood

Extractions: linda.kalish@gscswct.org Great staff. Supportive environment, encouraging girls to reach their fullest potential. Try new experiences and be their best. Residential and/or Day Camp: Day Camp and Residential Camp Gender: Girls Only Ages: Girls Only from 5 to 17 Session Length: 1, 2 week sessions Day Camp Fees: $201.00 to $350.00 per week Day Camp Fees: $351.00 to $500.00 per week Residential Camp Fees: $201.00 to $350.00 per week Residential Camp Fees: $351.00 to $500.00 per week Transportation: Available Season: July through August Affiliations: Girl Scouts of the USA Featured Activities: Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Horseback Riding (English), Leadership Development, Sailing

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