Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›The Ozark highlands are said to have some of the best wilderness rivers left in the nation, but they are increasingly threatened by dams, over-development, pollution and litter. Here, on the Current River, canoeists of the Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club of Kansas City paddle back with a cargo of refuse, during their annual Labor Day cleanup. The canoe club is an enthusiastic backer of proposed legislation to preserve the river.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
The Ozark highlands are said to have some of the best wilderness rivers left in the nation, but they are increasingly threatened by dams, over-development, pollution and litter. Here, on the Current River, canoeists of the Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club of Kansas City paddle back with a cargo of refuse, during their annual Labor Day cleanup. The canoe club is an enthusiastic backer of proposed legislation to preserve the river.
[ca. July 1970]
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[Information from item housing] Sports: Canoeing (Kayaking)
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