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Noyo River Dog Paddle

Wed, 09/16/2009 - 13:20 — jeff
10/11/2009 1:00 pm
10/11/2009 3:00 pm

Mendocino Dog Paddle in kayaks on the Noyo River of Fort Bragg.People and their pups are paddling up Fort Bragg's lazy Noyo River on Sunday Oct 11th  as a fund raiser for MCDOG’s Project Groundcover.  Bear and Aften - the dogs of Liquid Fusion Kayaking are hosting the ‘Dog Paddle’ as a benefit for MCDOG’s project to grow groundcover that can stand up to the heavy dog park usage.  

A $20 donation per seat gets you and your pup a 30-45 minute Dog Paddle in a tandem sea Mendocino kayaking for dogs on the Noyo River of Ft Bragg, CA.kayak on the Noyo River.  The fun starts at the Dolphin Isle Marina, 32399 Basin St, Fort Bragg, just a mile from the Pacific Ocean.  Dog Paddles start at 1 and go until 3 pm, but come early to enjoy lunch at the marina’s deli, and hang out on the deck with other dog-loving people and their four-legged friends.  We are looking forward to a special guest appearance by Hairy Putter - Mendocino County's canine ambassador.

The number of Dog Paddle seats are limited so chances are good they’ll sell-out - register early to save your spot!  Contact Liquid Fusion at (707) 962-1623 to register, or learn more about the MCDOG Dog Paddle.

 

California Coastal Cleanup Day

Wed, 09/16/2009 - 09:48 — jeff

California Coastal Cleanup Day on Fort Bragg's Noyo River by kayak.Did you know that California Coastal Cleanup Day is in the Guiness Book of World Records for "the largest garbage collection?"

This year Liquid Fusion Kayaking is hosting a new cleanup venue for Mendocino County.  We are doing an on-water clean-up of the Noyo River in Fort Bragg.  Join the team from Liquid Fusion Kayaking on Saturday September 19 from 9-noon for a fun morning of paddling and cleaning up our environment.  By picking up trash from the Noyo River, we be making the Noyo River a cleaner, healthier environment as well as preventing trash from being washed out into the ocean.

Check out the California Coastal Commission's page - what's so bad about marine debris to find out why getting the trash out of our waterways is so important.

We hope that you will join us or participate in one of the other Coastal Cleanups being held across the state.  Please call (707) 962-1623 for more information on our on-water Cleanup of the Noyo River or to sign up to help.

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