Kayakers make global warming statement

Read the Article on this years kayak symposium.

The Full 2005 program is here.

"The Constellation of the Apostles": Strung like a constellation in the
blue of Lake Superior, the Apostle Islands are a wilderness of stories --
lighthouse stories, shipwrecks, tales of hermits and solitude and beauty.
Share those stories with the paddler and writer Jeff Rennicke, author of the
new book "Jewels of Lake Superior: The Apostle Islands". Jeff Rennicke is
the author of 10 books and more than 250 magazine articles for such
publications as NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ADVENTURE, BACKPACKER, and many others.
As a long-time resident of Bayfield, however, his favorite place is out
among the Apostles. Join him as he tells the stories of the constellation of
islands we call "The Apostles."

Friday night:
Keynote Speaker, Richard Roshon

"Man, Kayak and the Whale" Since 1975, Richard Roshon has kayaked more than 25,000 miles around the Hawaiian Islands. He has spent days and nights eating and sleeping in his ocean kayak with North Pacific Humpback whales lying by his side in the winter months. Through slides and video, Roshon will place us in the cockpit of his kayak and show us the whales. Www.hawaiiwhalesrus.com