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# Friends of the Black River: We are a nonprofit conservation organization that began in 2004 to protect and preserve the health and natural beauty of the Black River as it flows through Jackson County in Wisconsin.

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## Posts
- [Volunteers needed for annual river cleanup](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-annual-river-cleanup-3/): The Friends of the Black River is looking for volunteers to help with the group’s annual river cleanup. The cleanup will be held Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026. Volunteers are asked to meet at Al Young Park in Black River Falls at 8 a.m. to be assigned a section of the river. Al Young Park is located at the south end of South First Street.
- [Guided prairie wildflower walk planned in Black River Falls](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/guided-prairie-wildflower-walk-planned-in-black-river-falls-2/): The Friends of the Black River will hold a guided prairie wildflower walk beginning at 6 p.m., Tuesday, July 14 on property managed by Steve Humphrey. The address for the property is N8577 Shannon Valley Road, Black River Falls. The walk is free and open to the public. Any participants wanting to carpool or caravan to the site should meet at 5:30 p.m. in the Thiesen’s Supply parking lot on State Hwy 54 in Black River Falls. The walk is anticipated to last about an hour. Rain date will be Wednesday, July 15.
- [Paddle in the Park will be part of Festival in the Park](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/paddle-in-the-park-will-be-part-of-festival-in-the-park/): As part of the 2026 Festival in the Park, the Friends of the Black River will hold the annual Paddle in the Park on the kids’ fishing pond in the Lunda Community Park in Black River Falls, Saturday, July 11, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- [BRF couple to share their Mt. Kilimanjaro adventure](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/brf-couple-to-share-their-mt-kilimanjaro-adventure/): Trisha and Jim Suchanek of Black River Falls successfully climbed the tallest mountain in Africa last August. They will present a program about their adventure on Mt. Kilimanjaro at the Wednesday, May 13, Friends of the Black River meeting. The meeting will be held in The Hub in the Lunda Community Center starting at 6:30 p.m.
- [2026 spring wildflower hike to be held](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/2026-spring-wildflower-hike-to-be-held/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual spring wildflower guided hike Saturday, May 9, starting at 10 a.m. Those interested in carpooling or caravaning to the trail head should meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Black River Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot. The parking lot is located at 120 N. Water Street, Black River Falls. There’s no charge to take part in the hike.
- [Volunteers needed for 2026 Earth Day cleanups](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-2026-earth-day-cleanups/): The Friends of the Black River Jackson County is looking for volunteers for its annual Earth Day cleanups.
- [Paddles planned for 2026](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/paddles-planned-for-2026/): Saturday, June 13: Robinson Creek breakfast and paddle, 9-11 a.m. Email robinsoncreekpa@gmail.com for more information.
- [Program to feature outdoor attractions in Jackson County](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/program-to-feature-outdoor-attractions-in-jackson-county/): Jackson County outdoor attractions and activities will be the topic of the Wednesday, March 11, 2026, Friends of the Black River public education meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The meeting is free and open to the public.
- [Presenters to talk about providing physically challenged people with outdoor activities](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/presenters-to-talk-about-providing-physically-challenged-people-with-outdoor-activities/): A club that had a focus on squirrel hunting has morphed into an organization with a mission of providing outdoor activities for the elderly, the disabled and veterans. Representatives from nasa (formerly known as the North American Squirrel Association) will present a program about the organization’s activities at the February Friends of the Black River public meeting.
- [FBR to hold annual movie night](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/fbr-to-hold-annual-movie-night-social-media/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual movie night Tuesday, December 2, in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The center is located at 405 State Highway 54, Black River Falls.
- [Film about wildlife refuge to be shown](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/film-about-wildlife-refuge-to-be-shown/): The Friends of the Black River will show “A Visit From Will Dilg, Wednesday, November 12 at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The film viewing is free and the public is encouraged to attend.
- [Rare plants in Black River State Forest focus of program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/rare-plants-in-black-river-state-forest-focus-of-program/): Jessica Ross, WDNR coordinator of the Rare Plant Monitoring Program will talk about the program and the rare plants that can be found in Jackson County at the Wednesday, October 15, 2025 Friends of the Black River public meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center in Black River Falls. The program is free and the public is encouraged to attend.
- [Jackson County man working to rewild property with mock beaver dams](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/jackson-county-man-working-to-rewild-property-with-mock-beaver-dams/): Jim Hoffman, CEO of Hoffman Construction, is now using his construction knowledge and skills gained from constructing major projects to build on a small scale. He’s building mock beaver dams using organic materials.
- [Volunteers needed for 2025 river cleanup](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-river-cleanup-2025/): The Friends of the Black River is looking for volunteers to help with the group’s annual river cleanup. The cleanup will be held Saturday, Aug. 23. Volunteers are asked to meet at Al Young Park in Black River Falls at 8 a.m. to be assigned a section of the river. Al Young Park is located at the south end of South First Street.
- [Guided prairie wildflower walk planned in Black River Falls](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/guided-prairie-wildflower-walk-planned-in-black-river-falls/): The Friends of the Black River will co-host a guided prairie wildflower walk Tuesday, July 15, 2025, on the Tim Bodeen property beginning at 6 p.m. The Bodeen property is located at 1040 Pine Street, Black River Falls. The walk is open to the public and any participants wanting to carpool or caravan to the site should meet at 5:30 p.m. in Black River Falls Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot at 120 N. Water Street, Black River Falls. The walk is anticipated to last about an hour. Rain date will be Wednesday, July 16.
- [No summer programming](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/no-summer-programming/): No public education program has been scheduled for June. Please plan to enjoy the summer by joining us for the Paddle in the Park July 12, the prairie flower walk July 15 and annual river cleanup August 23. Educational programs will begin in September.
- [2025 Robinson Creek Preservation Association breakfast and paddle](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/2025-robinson-creek-preservation-association-breakfast-and-paddle/): This year’s Robinson Creek Preservation Association pancake breakfast and paddle will be held Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Keith and Terry Tridles home. Their home is located at 3703 Uting Road. RCPA is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the Robinson Creek watershed. The morning will include a pancake breakfast with a paddle to follow. New members are welcome and attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass. For more information, email to robinsoncreekpa@gmail.com.
- [Rock art in Jackson County area topic of May 14, 2025 presentation](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/rock-art-in-jackson-county-area-topic-of-may-14-2025-presentation/): A virtual tour of petroglyphs in the Jackson County area guided by “Ernie” Boszhardt can be taken during the Friends of the Black River’s May 14 education meeting.
- [Spring 2025 wildflower hike to be held](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/spring-2025-wildflower-hike-to-be-held/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual spring wildflower guided hike Saturday, May 10, starting at 10 a.m. Those interested in carpooling or caravaning to the trail head should meet at the Black River Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot at 9:30 a.m. The parking lot is located at 120 N. Water Street, Black River Falls. There’s no charge to take part in the hike.
- [Volunteers needed for spring cleanups](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-spring-cleanups/): The Friends of the Black River Clark County Chapter also needs volunteers for the Earth Day cleanup Saturday, April 19. The Clark County cleanup will be held from 8 a.m. to noon. Volunteers are asked to meet at Listeman Park. The park is located at East 15th St., Neillsville. Lunch for volunteers will be provided at noon. For more information, email to ccfbrinfo@gmail.com.
- [Historical events on the Black River will be topic of April program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/historical-events-on-the-black-river-will-be-topic-of-april-program/): The history of logging, ice events and steam power on the Black River will be the topic of the April Friends of the Black River meeting. Robert Taunt, river historian from La Crosse will present “Logs, Ice & Steam on the Black River” Wednesday, April 9, 2025, in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. The program is free and the public is encouraged to attend.
- [Beekeeping will be topic of March program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/beekeeping-will-be-topic-of-march-program/): Local Black River Falls’ beekeeper Mike Brauner will share his knowledge and experiences in raising honey bees and harvesting the honey they produce at the Wednesday, March 12 Friends of the Black River meeting. The program will be held in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. The program is free and the public is encouraged to attend. The Lunda Community Center is located at 405 State Highway 54, Black River Falls. For more information about this presentation or about FBR, email to info_fbr@yahoo.com or via Messenger on the FBR Facebook page.
- [Burgau to share experiences working aboard a commercial salmon boat](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/burgau-to-share-experiences-working-aboard-a-commercial-salmon-boat/): Jackson Burgau of Black River Falls will talk about his experience working on board a commercial salmon fishing boat in Prince William Sound, Alaska, at the Wednesday, February 12, 2025, Friends of the Black River meeting. Burgau’s presentation will be held in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. The LCC is located at 405 State Highway 54, Black River Falls. The public is encouraged to attend this free event. For more information, email info_fbr@yahoo.com or Message on Facebook page.
- [Friends of the Black River invites public to its movie night and anniversary celebration](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/friends-of-the-black-river-invites-public-to-its-movie-night-and-anniversary-celebration/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual movie night Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024. The evening will start with a social time at 5:30 p.m. and the movie showing at 6 p.m.
- [Speaker to present information about Affordable Clean Energy Plan](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/speaker-to-present-information-about-affordable-clean-energy-plan/): Those wanting help with installing clean energy upgrades can learn more about assistance available through the Affordable Clean Energy Plan at the Wednesday, November 13, 2024 FBR meeting.
- [FBR 2024 annual meeting](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/fbr-2024-annual-meeting/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual meeting Wednesday, October 9, 2024, in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. Along with a presentation about the status of the Black River fisheries by DNR biologist Zach Woiak, the meeting will include annual reports and elections to the board. FBR members and any community members interested in serving on the board are encouraged to let the board know. They can do so by emailing info_fbr@yahoo.com, via Facebook Messenger or contacting a board member.  The meeting is free and refreshments will be served. Members are encouraged to bring guests. Memberships for 2025 will be accepted.
- [DNR biologist to give update on Black River fishery status](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/dnr-biologist-to-give-update-on-black-river-fishery-status/): DNR fisheries biologist Zach Woiak will present a program about the Black River fishery at the Friends of the Black River’s Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024 meeting. The meeting will be held in The Hub in the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. The community center is located at 405 State Highway 54, Black River Falls. The meeting is free and the public is encouraged to attend.
- [Wildlife federation director to present program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/wildlife-federation-director-to-present-program/): Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Executive Director Cody Kamrowski will talk about the work WWF does on behalf of the state’s wildlife Wednesday, Sept.11, 2024, in The Hub in the Lunda Community Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. The community center is located at 405 State Hwy. 54, Black River Falls. The meeting is free and the public is invited to attend.
- [Volunteers needed for 2024 river cleanup](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-2024-river-cleanup/): The Friends of the Black River is looking for volunteers to help with the annual river cleanup Saturday, Aug. 24. Volunteers are asked to meet at Al Young Park in Black River Falls at 8 a.m. to be assigned a section of the river.
- [2024 Prairie Wildflower Walk](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/2024-prairie-wildflower-walk/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual guided prairie wildflower walk Tuesday, July 16, beginning at 6 p.m. The site for the walk is the Brockway Barrens. Participants wanting to carpool or caravan to the site should meet in Theisen’s Supply parking lot on State Highway 54, Black River Falls at 6 p.m. Those wanting to drive to the site may park near the intersection of North Brockway and West Bauer roads. The walk is anticipated to last about an hour. Rain date will be Wednesday, July 17
- [2024 Paddle in the Park](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/2024-paddle-in-the-park/): As part of the 2024 Festival in the Park, the Friends of the Black River will hold the annual Paddle in the Park on the kids’ fishing pond in the Lunda Community Park in Black River Falls, Saturday, July 13, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- [New recycling process topic of June 12 program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/new-recycling-process-topic-of-june-12-program/): The newly developed process for recycling polystyrene foam and other solid waste management will be topics of the Friends of the Black River’s Wednesday, June 12, 2024 meeting. Brandon Knudtson, General Manager of Hilltopper Refuse & Recycling Service and part-owner of 7 Rivers Recycling will present the program beginning at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub in Lunda Community Center in Black River Falls. The presentation is free and the public is encouraged to attend. For more information the presentation or about FBR, email info_fbr@yahoo.com or through Messenger on the Friends of the Black River Facebook page.
- [Spring wildflower hike to be held](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/spring-wildflower-hike-to-be-held-2/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual spring wildflower guided hike Saturday, May 11, 2024, starting at 10 a.m. Those interested in carpooling or caravaning to the trail head should meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Black River Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot. The parking lot is located at 120 N. Water Street, Black River Falls. There’s no charge to take part in the hike.
- [Black River Falls resident to share information about solar eclipses and stargazing](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/black-river-falls-resident-to-share-information-about-solar-eclipses-and-stargazing/): Joe Tope will share his experiences in viewing eclipses and stargazing at the Wednesday, May 15, 2024 Friends of the Black River meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub in the Lunda Community Center. The meeting is free and the public is invited to attend. For more information, email info_fbr@yahoo.com or through Messenger on the Friends of the Black River Facebook page.
- [Paddle in the Park correction](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/paddle-in-the-park-correction/): The Festival in the Park organizers just informed us that the event will be held Saturday, July 13 and not on Fourth of July weekend.
- [Plant specialists to talk about forming invasive species management area](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/plant-specialists-to-talk-about-forming-invasive-species-management-area/): If invasive plants aren’t managed, they can create major issues in the environment. The why and how of forming an organization to address the problem will be presented at the April 10, 2024 Friends of the Black River meeting.
- [2024 paddling schedule](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/2024-paddling-schedule/): Upcoming paddles
- [Volunteers needed for Earth Day cleanups](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-earth-day-cleanups/): The Friends of the Black River needs volunteers for its annual Earth Day cleanup Saturday, April 20, 2024. In Jackson County, volunteers are asked to meet at Castle Mound State Park at 8 a.m. to receive assignments. The park is located on State Highway 27 east of Black River Falls. Admission to the park will be waived for cleanup volunteers. The cleanup is set to run until 11:30 a.m. with a lunch provided to volunteers.
- [Wisconsin Master Naturalist to present program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/wisconsin-master-naturalist-to-present-program/): Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer Pam (McDonald) Bowe, a Jackson County native, will present a program about the Wisconsin Master Naturalist program at the Friends of the Black River’s Wednesday, March 13, 2024 meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The community center is located at 405 State Highway, Black River Falls. The program is free and the public is encouraged to attend. For more information, email info_fbr@yahoo.com or via Facebook Messenger.
- [Friends of the Black River is joining Jackson in Action to hold winter 2024 activity events](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/friends-of-the-black-river-is-joining-jackson-in-action-to-hold-winter-2024-activity-events/): Jackson in Action Snowshoe Hike Series: Friday, January 12, through Sunday, January 14, Skyline Golf Course
- [Two films planned for movie night](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/two-films-planned-for-movie-night/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual movie night Tuesday, December 5, 2023, in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The community center is located at 405 State Highway 54, Black River Falls. Social time will begin at 6 p.m. with movie showings starting at 6:15 p.m.
- [Speaker to talk about using goats to combat invasive plants](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/speaker-to-talk-about-using-goats-to-combat-invasive-plants/): The use of goat herds to combat invasive vegetation will be the topic of the next Friends of the Black River meeting. The meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub in the Lunda Community Center. The center is located at 405 St. Hwy 54, Black River Falls. The meeting is free and the public is encouraged to attend. More information about Friends of the Black River and the program is available by emailing to info_fbr@yahoo.com or Message on FBR’s Facebook page.
- [Maple syrup production is topic of October 18, 2023 public meeting](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/maple-syrup-production-is-topic-of-october-18-2023-public-meeting/): Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association executive director Theresa Baroun will present a program about the organization’s work to produce and promote maple syrup and raising maple trees at the Friends of the Black River’s Wednesday, October 18, 2023 meeting.
- [Friends of the Black River looking for volunteers for highway cleanup](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/friends-of-the-black-river-looking-for-volunteers-for-highway-cleanup/): The Friends of the Black River Volunteers are looking for volunteers to help clean up along County Highway K Tuesday, September 26, 2023. FBR does clean up twice a year along a two-mile stretch of the highway as part of the Adopt A Highway program.
- [International Crane Foundation to present virtual program](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/international-crane-foundation-to-present-virtual-program/): The interpretive programs coordinator of International Crane Foundation will present a virtual program about the organization’s work at the Friends of the Black River’s Wednesday, September 13 meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. in The Hub at the Lunda Community Center. The program is free and the public is encouraged to attend. More information about Friends of the Black River and the program is available by emailing to info_fbr@yahoo.com or Message on the FBR Facebook page.
- [Volunteers needed for 2023 river cleanup](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/volunteers-needed-for-2023-river-cleanup/): The Friends of the Black River is looking for volunteers to help with the group’s annual river cleanup. The cleanup will be held Saturday, Aug. 26. Volunteers are asked to meet at Al Young Park in Black River Falls at 8 a.m. to be assigned a section of the river. Al Young Park is located at the south end of South First Street.
- [Annual guided prairie flower walk](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/annual-guided-prairie-flower-walk/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its annual guided prairie wildflower walk Tuesday, July 18, 2023 beginning at 6 p.m. The site for the walk is on Charcoal Road near Hixton. Steve Humphrey has agreed to again lead the walk.
- [Friends of the Black River to hold Paddle in the Park](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/friends-of-the-black-river-to-hold-paddle-in-the-park/): As part of the attractions of the Festival in the park, the Friends of the Black River will hold its annual Paddle in the Park on the kids’ fishing pond in the Lunda Community Park in Black River Falls, Saturday, July 1, 2023, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- [Stewardship specialist to speak about land protection](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/stewardship-specialist-to-speak-about-land-protection/): Landmark Conservancy stewardship specialist Katie Hahn will present a program about the organization’s work with land trusts at the next Friends of the Black River meeting. Hahn will talk about how private land can be placed in easements, protecting them from development.
- [Spring wildflower hike to be held](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/spring-wildflower-hike-to-be-held/): The Friends of the Black River will hold its spring wildflower hike Saturday, May 13, 2023, starting at 10 a.m. The guided walk will help participants identify a variety of spring wildflowers found along the trail above Clear Creek. The trail starts on the west side of Pettibone Pass about 100 yards south of W8910 and 50 yards south of the creek bridge. Those interested in carpooling or caravaning to the trail head should meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Black River Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot. The parking lot is located at 120 N. Water Street, Black River Falls. There’s no charge to take part in the hike.

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## Newsletters
- [Summer 2026](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/newsletter/summer-2026/)
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- [Summer 2015](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/newsletter/summer-2015/)
- [Spring 2015](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/newsletter/spring-2015/)
- [Winter 2015](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/newsletter/winter-2015/)

## Resources
- [Jackson in Action](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/jackson-in-action/)
- [Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/wisconsin-department-of-natural-resources/)
- [Gathering Waters Conservancy](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/gathering-waters-conservancy/)
- [Mississippi Valley Conservancy](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/mississippi-valley-conservancy/)
- [Sierra Club – Coulee Region](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/sierra-club-coulee-region/)
- [Friends of McGilvray Road](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/friends-of-mcgilvray-road/)
- [Brice Prairie Conservation Association](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/brice-prairie-conservation-association/)
- [Lake Arbutus Association](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/lake-arbutus-association/)
- [Canoecopia](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/canoecopia/)
- [Center for Watershed Protection](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/center-for-watershed-protection/)
- [River Network](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/river-network/)
- [Wisconsin Wetlands Association](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/wisconsin-wetlands-association/)
- [River Alliance of Wisconsin](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/river-alliance-of-wisconsin/)
- [U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/u-s-geological-survey-usgs/)
- [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource/national-oceanic-and-atmospheric-administration-noaa/)

## Categories
- [Alerts](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/alerts/)
- [Events](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/events/)
- [Meetings](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/meetings/)
- [News](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/news/)
- [Paddling Information](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/paddles/)
- [Uncategorized](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/category/uncategorized/)

## Resource Categories
- [Conservation Organizations](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource-category/conservation-organizations/)
- [Natural Resource Agencies](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource-category/natural-resource-agencies/)
- [River / Watershed Links](https://www.friendsoftheblackriver.org/resource-category/river-watershed-links/)