Two days, 70 paddlers, nearly 30 miles of paddling, and an island camp-out on the Willamette River Trail in Oregon.

A round-up of our most read and shared articles on conservation, water, sustainability, ecotour paddling routes, wildlife, and more.

Support conservation with a tax-deductible donation to Oregon Wild. Join Flatwater Kayak Club in protecting Oregon's natural landscapes.

Kayak in the Pacific Northwest and witness Chinook salmon migration at Seattle's Ballard Locks. Discover tips for salmon-watching from your boat.

Explore wildlife kayaking in the Pacific Northwest, discover harbor seals in Shilshole Bay, and learn about marine conservation for a responsible adventure.

Learn to recognize and stay safe from freshwater toxic algae blooms while kayaking. In this article, we’ll give you the toxic algae 101 and resources for the latest news.

Learn how to plan a river clean-up with fellow kayakers. Our step-by-step guide on organizing effective and safe clean-up efforts can help protect our waters and wildlife.

Learn about the beautiful blue Stellar's Jay for your next Pacific Northwest kayaking trip. Gain insights into their features, habitat, behaviors, and role in bird conservation.

Discover fascinating facts about sea lions and uncover top kayaking spots in the Pacific Northwest to witness these majestic marine mammals up close.

Get to know the fascinating, commonly-sighted animals you might encounter on your next paddling trip in the Pacific Northwest.

Discover how AI is revolutionizing the kayaking industry by enhancing safety, personalizing experiences, improving training, and promoting conservation.

Black-tailed deer (or blacktail deer) are one of the many beautiful species you can observe while kayaking, paddling, boating, or hiking in the Pacific Northwest.

Check out our free PDF infographic download on “10 Code of Conduct rules for Kayakers” to stay safe, protect nature, and have fun out on the water!

As the population of the Rose City continues to grow, so do the pressures on the Tualatin River. In order to restore its health and its future, all users must take an active role in conserving this precious watershed resource.

If you're ready for a bucket list nighttime paddling trip like non-other, learn more about guided bioluminescent kayaking tours near San Juan Island and Port Gamble, Washington.

The Willamette River flows through Portland, Oregon and is a source of sustenance, recreation, and spiritual connection for many people in the region. How can kayakers help protect this treasured resource?