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(requires Adobe Reader)
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| About the Book | |
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It’s too late to say “Shh, don’t tell them about our river.” Our favorite rivers spots continue to be widely shared on social media and used now more heavily than ever. In the summer of 2020, when the pandemic prohibited air travel and folks fled to the rivers, the damage that occurred by the impact of humans on the ecosystem of rivers is still being revealed, still being healed. This booklet will help visitors understand what considerate river use is all about. Watercolors by Chula Gemignani, depicting river scenarios, accompanied by playful and contemplative poems by Meredith Heller offer a fun way to learn about river etiquette. No river is named, making this a guide for rivers everywhere, while keeping your secret spots, secret.
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| About the Author | |
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Chula Gemignani and Meredith Heller are passionate river goers who believe in a culture of care. They create art and poetry in hopes that it will help others to connect with nature. Chula lives in the foothills of California on the land of the Nisenan people. Meredith Lives on the San Francisco Bay on the land of the Coastal Miwok people. |