Cachekinz - GeoWoodstock VIII - Salmon Columbia River Chinook

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Released:
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Origin:
Oregon, United States
Recently Spotted:
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Current Goal

Our first TB!
Pacific salmon are an integral part of the Pacific Northwest ecosystem, extremely important to Native Americans, and have been hammered by dams, habitat destruction, intrusion of hatchery fish, invasive species and other factors. The chinook is one species that negotiates many dams to reach its spawning grounds. Many species have been cut-off from their breeding streams completely.

The mission of this Columbia River Chinook travel bug is to get to the mouth of the Columbia River in Astoria, and then travel up the Columbia River to its headwaters in British Columbia. Then, just for kicks, to go down the Columbia and then up the Snake River into Idaho.

About This Item

Labeled the Cachekinz Geowoodstock VIII TB, we are Christening it the Columbia River Chinook. Very nice SE Alaska/SW Canada Native design of a salmon, with an Oregon key chain.

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Tracking History (2529.7mi) View Map

Dropped Off 9/2/2012 kristaluvlips placed it in Willow's Secret Spot Washington - .42 miles  Visit Log

Dropped in Willow's Secret Spot
Discovered It 9/2/2012 Wengman31 discovered it   Visit Log

Fond it
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/2/2012 kristaluvlips retrieved it from slippery pete swap box Washington   Visit Log

Moovin on
Dropped Off 9/1/2012 daynuts69 placed it in slippery pete swap box Washington - 18.34 miles  Visit Log
Discovered It 6/29/2012 ellyfelly55 discovered it   Visit Log

TFTC
Discovered It 6/26/2012 fancyfiber discovered it   Visit Log

Found this after a series of clues and my math errors led us on a wild chase. Thanks for sharing it!
Discovered It 6/26/2012 keemii discovered it   Visit Log

This is a nice one.. took a look at it when daynuts grabbed it.
Retrieve It from a Cache 6/26/2012 daynuts69 retrieved it from Washougal History Cache II Washington   Visit Log

I love salmon (im part of the fishfirst organization)
Dropped Off 1/6/2012 Dan & Janet placed it in Washougal History Cache II Washington - 5.85 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/28/2011 Dan & Janet retrieved it from Fisher Cemetery-Sheltered Stones Washington   Visit Log

Moved this a little farther east to our house on the north shore of the Columbia in Washougal, WA.
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