Kayaking on the Potomac River

Generation Conservation, a local volunteer group for The
Nature Conservancy, is hosting a kayaking trip on the Potomac River!
We’ll enjoy a nice morning paddle, and participants will have the chance to
meet other nature enthusiasts and learn about the Nature Conservancy’s work in
the DC, Maryland and Virginia area, particularly as it relates to the Potomac
watershed.

When: Sunday, June 28th. We will meet at 8:30am to prepare for the trip, and
will launch the boats at 9:00am. The kayaking trip should last until around
noon.

Where: 3700 K Street, NW Washington, DC 20007. This is just past the Key
Bridge Boathouse. At this location, K Street and Water Street are synonymous;
the location is under the Whitehurst Freeway. This is the street closest to the
water in Georgetown.

Cost: This kayaking trip is $30/person, which includes the kayak rentals and
the staff time of the trip leader. Both single and double kayaks are available,
as well as canoes. Register here.

Who: Some TNC staff members and members of Generation Conservation will be
joining the outing.

Generation Conservation (“Gen C”) is the next generation of The Nature
Conservancy’s supporters in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia.
The objective of Gen C is to raise awareness about the Conservancy and its work
in the D.C. Metro Area, and thereby broaden support for conservation amongst
new, younger audiences in the region. Click here to learn about the
Conservancy’s conservation work in Maryland/DC,
or here for Virginia.

Gen C has several events planned throughout the year focused on building a
growing community. To be notified of future events, please contact Kate Arion
at karion@tnc.org and indicate your interest in Generation Conservation.

Space is very limited, so register quickly! Save your spot here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kayaking-trip-on-the-potomac-river-tickets-17033602965