RIVER STEWARTSHIP

Here, at the Spokane River Forum, we seek to promote a healthy river system for everybody to enjoy. This mission hinges on the good faith of all river visitors to practice the seven principles of Leave No Trace.

Leave No Trace

The Spokane River Forum believes in and encourages the Leave No Trace principles.

Sponsorship Opportunity

Adopt a Spokane River Water Trail Access

Background and Need:

In 2011, the Spokane River Forum founded the Spokane River Water Trail. Since 2011, the Forum, in close cooperation with several key partners has developed or restored 19 river access points from State Line to Nine Mile Dam.
The Water Trail provides safe, public access to the river while preserving shoreline and riparian values.
The Water Trail has become a much loved and iconic recreational resource for residents and visitors alike. However, with increased river access and use, comes a need to provide sustainable funding and action to meet three critical water trail needs: Maintenance, Cleanup, and Safety.

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Peoples Park, Spokane

Sponsorship Commitment:

A Spokane River Water Trail Access sponsor commits to the following:

  • With the Forum, select a site(s) to sponsor
  • Participate in one or more Spokane River
 Cleanup events.
  • A contribution of $500 annually. Renewal of sponsorship offered every year.
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Peoples Park, Spokane

Use of Sponsorship Funds:

100% of your sponsorship will go towards:

  • Maintenance: Kiosk repairs and ecological improvements
  • Cleanup: Annual World River
 Cleanup Day and our local Riverkeeper’s year round community cleanups
  • Safety: Loaner PDF’s will be available at water trail kiosks from Memorial Day-Labor Day.

Sponsors Recognition

  • Plaque on Water Trail kiosk
  • Public recognition on spokaneriver.net/watertrail/
  • Acknowledgment & Thank You thru Forum eNews: distribution over 3,900 and social media accounts, including Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Nextdoor Neighbor accounts: 7,300 + total follower count.

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