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    Monthly Archive for: "January, 2019"
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    By Shae Bowman
    In News
    Posted January 22, 2019

    Top 12 Activities for the Copper River Basin

    Go on a rafting trip! There are several outdoor adventure guides that offer rafting trips in the Copper River basin. McCarthy River Tours and Outfitters and Copper Oar are based in McCarthy, [...]

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    By Shae Bowman
    In News
    Posted January 4, 2019

    Sharing the Gifts from the Watershed

    Shae Bowman, Copper River Watershed Project The holiday season is here and the spirit of sharing makes the dark winter months a little brighter. The long winter nights give me plenty of time to [...]

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