Canoe & Kayak, March 2007 – Table of Contents

By: canoekayakmag | Thursday, February 1, 2007

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FEATURES

Arkansas Phoenix – How far would you go to steal a glance at a bird science pronounced extinct before you were born? Probably not as far as this team of intrepid canoeists.
By Mara Kahn

Green Giants – Summer turns to winter and other misadventures confront canoeists on the Yukon’s Snake River.

Paddling Polynesia – In the island nation of Tahiti, boating isn’t just a sport, pastime or mode of transportation. It’s a way of life. By Paul Villecourt

DEPARTMENTS

DESTINATIONS

Owyhee, Oregon -A rare desert run will quench your thirst for adventure. Allan S. Kesselheim

River Junkets – From western mainlines to eastern cricks, four stretches to soothe your spring fever.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico – Paddling into a postcard at Baja’s Land’s End. By Mathew Dexter

PUT-IN

Group Therapy – Go green with your extra greenbacks.

Group Company – They say consumers vote with their dollar-support these manufacturers and cast yours for the earth.

Raw Materials -Several brands get back to nature, or the lab, to produce more envirofreindly gear.

I, Kayak – M.I.T. unveils the boat of the future that could change the future of boating.

AQUAPHILE

Essays from the Field – An eyewitness at ANWR, a faithful canoe and a belated apology.

GEAR

Recreational Touring Kayaks Review

Hybrid Cars for Paddlers

Editor’s Note

Rants and Raves
Unfiltered

Take Out

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