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Lewis River Interpretive & Education Plan APPENDICES Sea Reach Ltd • 146 NE yamhill Street • Sheridan, OR draft 2 • January 22, 2008 • page 92
Lewis River Interpretive & Education Plan interpretive topics Sites Native Americans Fishing Hydro-electricity Bull Trout Cultural History Natural History Restoration/Protect Merwin Park FERC Merwin Park Local Welcome Water Babies Power from the River With Wildlife in Mind Speelyai Park FERC Speelyai Park Local Welcome Early Life on the River Fish and Dams The Eagle and the Osprey *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Cresap Bay Park FERC Cresap Bay Park Local Welcome Cresap’s Ferry Its Raining Fuel Wild Neighbors *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Saddle Dam Park FERC Saddle Dam Park Local Welcome Fraisier Farm Dams Along the Lewis A Homestead for Wildlife *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Yale Park FERC Yale Park Local Welcome Homestead Orchard Living Lakes *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Cougar Park FERC Cougar Park Local Welcome Kingdom of Giant Trees Red Salmon, Rich Resource *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Beaver Bay FERC Beaver Bay Local Welcome Self-Reliant Living Cycles of Flow Overflow *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Swift Forest Camp FERC Swift Forest Camp Local Welcome Wild Backyard High Water, Low Water *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Eagle Cliff Park FERC Eagle Cliff Park Local Welcome Trails Through Time In the Watershed *Help Give Bull Trout a Fighting Chance Sea Reach Ltd • 146 NE yamhill Street • Sheridan, OR draft 3 • November 2008 • page 93
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