Water Quality Float
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**Due to low registration, low water levels, and inaccessible accesses, we will not be doing the paddle but we ARE having the water quality program at Botna Bend at 2pm. Use the south entrance off G-30/Mahogany. The rest of the park is still closed. We will be outdoors, so dress appropriately. **
Saturday, April 27 at Botna Bend Park, Hancock
Water Quality program from 2-3pm starting at Olsen Lodge (no registration required).
Optional float starting at 3 ($10, must pre-register at goldenhillsrcd.org/events).
Pre-registration required for float but not for the program.
$10 fee includes canoe, paddle, life jacket rental, and shuttle. More details and registration:
goldenhillsrcd.org/events
Hilary Pierce, Iowa State University Extension Outreach Specialist, will lead a program about water quality on the West Nish.
Presented by Golden Hills RC&D, Pottawattamie County Conservation, and East & West Nishnabotna Watershed Coalition.
Organizer Golden Hills RC&D
Organizer of Water Quality Float
Golden Hills’ mission is to develop and promote sustainable cultural and conservation projects that enhance quality of life and preserve the assets of rural western Iowa. Golden Hills coordinates the West Nishnabotna River Water Trail in collaboration with Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Pottawattamie County Conservation Board, and other partners. Funding for the event provided in part by the Pottawattamie County Community Foundation.
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