The Friends of the Falls seek to transform the Spokane River Gorge into a vital,
dynamic 400-acre public playground where all citizens of Spokane can enjoy a meaningful
connection with this natural, free-flowing stretch of the Spokane River.
dynamic 400-acre public playground where all citizens of Spokane can enjoy a meaningful
connection with this natural, free-flowing stretch of the Spokane River.
Information
- Location:
- Spokane, WA, 99201
- Phone:
- 509-981-6296
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Photos
2 of 3 albumsSee All
History of the Great Spokane River GorgeUpdated about 8 months ago
Views of the Spokane River and the Great Gorge.Created about 8 months ago
Events
2 past eventsSee All
- 7th Annual Spokane River Clean Up
High Bridge Park
Saturday, September 26 at 9:00am - 6th Annual Spokane River Clean-up
High Bridge Park
Saturday, October 4 at 9:00am
Notes
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- Tips on Registering for the Spokane River Clean Up 9:12am Sep 17
- Working for the common good. 2:30pm Mar 4
Friends of the Falls We have a great easy-to-remember FB username, so tell all your friends: www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheFalls.
Friends of the Falls
Cool slide show of the River Clean-up thanks to SFCC folks (@_communicator on Twitter): http://www.flickr.com/photos/42909505@N0
We've had some feedback from volunteers having difficulty with registering a group on the River Clean Up web site. To register, go to www.friendsofthefalls.org/2009cleanup and click on the registration button on the right side of the screen...
Friends of the Falls
It's that time again--Spokane River Clean-up coming September 26! Register now at www.friendsofthefalls.org/2009cleanup.
This year we have TWO locations: Our traditional "home" in the Spokane River Gorge, and a second location in the University District. Check out the Web site for more info, and follow us on Twitter @FriendsofFalls.
Source: www.friendsofthefalls.org
In addition to our longstanding tradition of work in the Spokane River Gorge, this year, we’ve added a second location in the University District.
Friends of the Falls
The City's decision - announced today - to require an EIS for the Whitewater Park was both surprising and disappointing. We care about the river's health as much as anyone. We have worked with City and DFW officials to address fisheries issues over the last 16 months. We want this project done right. In the coming week...s, we will work to better understand the City's ruling and how best to move forward. Stay tuned ...Read More
Source: www.spokanecity.org
Welcome to the Official Web Site of the City of Spokane.
Friends of the Falls All our Facebook friends are invited to attend a special evening on Tuesday, May 5, with Gary Lacey, designer of the Spokane Whitewater Park. Perhaps you'll even decide to upgrade from "fan" to full fledged member of Friends of the Falls. Check the link for details.
Source: friendsofthefalls.org
On Tuesday, May 5, kayakers and supporters of the future gorge whitewater park will get a rare chance to see a kayak competition and meet one of the nation’s foremost experts on whitewater parks.
Friends of the Falls Love the pictures you're posting! What a beautiful river--more people should come down and see THEIR river up close.
Friends of the Falls hope you've seen our opinion piece on the last page of this month's Out There Monthly.
Check out this great story from Rick's blog on our web page: http://friendsofthefalls.org/index.php/site/comments/the_common_good/
Friends of the Falls are working to realize the vision of a Spokane River Greenway.
