Kayaking News September 2007

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FRIDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Film Festival Announces New Categories
	Palmer Rapids, ON, - Rapid Media, publishers of Kayak Angler magazine, announces the creation of two new film categories in its 2008 Reel Paddling Film Festival and World Tour. The two new categories are Best Kayak Fishing Film and Best Instructional Paddling Film. The creation of a kayak fishing film category is a move to showcase kayak fishing and put it in front of 20,000 whitewater pad Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Palm Island Council Pushes for Eco-Tourism
	An eco-tourism program is being planned by the Palm Island Council. The eco-tourism program includes historic tours, fishing projects, and kayaking adventures. Councillor Foster confided that she's confident that the government will support the eco-tourism program. "Palm Island is a beautiful place and sometimes mainstream Australian doesn't get to see that beauty ... they always see th Read Full Story
	Kayak Session Features Surf Kayak Champion
	World surf kayak champion Devon Barker is the guest kayaker of the women's kayaking program at Boise State University. Barker is a national free style kayak champion and a national certified board educator. Barker is also the creator of Dare to Kayak. The kayak session will feature slide show about the World Kayak Tour in which Barker was a part of. Barker will also impart rolling techniqu Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Northwest Passage Offers Sea Kayak Adventures
	Sea kayak adventures on the Great Lakes are being offered by Northwest Passage which is an adventure group from the Chicago area. Destinations for the sea kayak adventures include Door Country in Wisconsin, Apostle Islands in Lake Superior, and on Green Bay in Lake Michigan. Northwest Passage also offers sea kayak adventures to the Carribean and the Mediterranean. "It's a way to get som Read Full Story
MONDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Make a Splash With the Family in Cancun
	Though Cancun is best known for its sparkling resorts and pristine beaches, this stretch of the Maya Riviera is also one of the world's best destinations for family-friendly recreation. As conditions vary from open Caribbean waters to calm lagoons within close reach of the Hotel Zone, nearly every water sport imaginable is offered somewhere in Cancun. Families can dive and snorkel in the L Read Full Story
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