The Carolina Canoe Club is always on the lookout for paddlers wanting to turn themselves into ACA certified instructors. This provides a pipeline for instruction for our club, allowing our members to benefit from relatively low cost instruction in a …
Dispatch from CCC Basecamp #2 Jan 6, 2024 Note from the Pres.—3 things Keeping Your Secrets; Better Information Flow; Board Meetings You can safely broach ugly stuff to the CCC Board Did you know that there is one CCC Member …
Hello everyone I am serving as chair of Conservation for the club. I would love to establish a committee of people who are interested in conservation and willing to help out. I am still learning all that the Conservation chair covers …
Below is a link to the notes from the CCC Winter meeting held on 12/3/23. Dec 2023 Winter CCC Meeting
Dispatch from CCC Basecamp Note from the Pres. #1 Jan 1, 2024 Sanctuary This Year Will the sky be falling or will the rivers run all year? It’s late January 2020. Some of us CCC guys are in Ecuador. En …
Bob Brueckner, tireless as ever, has secured permission from the DOT for us to repaint the paddler’s gauges on the bridge at US 64 as well as the Bynum Pedestrian Bridge. The DOT has also indicated we can add a …
The Triangle Land Conservancy, in partnership with The Conservation Fund, is currently underway in creating a conservation management plan for the Rocky and Deep River Corridors in Chatham and Lee Counties. As part of this effort, they want to get …
Rocky and Deep River Conservation Plan – Community Survey Read more »
Link to the notes from the 10.18.23 Fall Business Meeting
Pittsboro warns residents that 1,4-dioxane could be in drinking water. What to know. The City of Burlington released an industrial chemical and probable human carcinogen from one of its wastewater treatment plants eight days ago, it informed Pittsboro on Friday. …
Pittsboro warns residents that 1,4-dioxane could be in drinking water. Read more »
Chatham GIS tech Savannah Thompson is building a website for the Haw River State Trail, and she’s looking for some feedback from paddlers. Go to: Rivers of Chatham County (arcgis.com) When finished, the site will provide live stream gauges for …
