Daily Reel...'DamNation Trailer'

This is on track to be the best conservation documentary of all time. Period.

DamNation | Trailer from FELT SOUL MEDIA on Vimeo.

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Steelhead above Condit Dam

Via Moldy Chum:

Taken by Jeanette Burkhardt of Yakama Nation Fisheries on 7/16/12, a video still of a Steelhead ‘going for it’ at BZ Falls!

(via:Friends of the White Salmon River)

Biologists document fish migrating upstream of Condit Dam following dam's breaching.

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Daily Reel...'DamNation' Trailer

Felt Soul Media's next big hit...

DamNation | Trailer from FELT SOUL MEDIA on Vimeo.

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Daily Reel...'The Craziest Idea'

2011 was an historic year for rivers. The two dam removal projects that began as "crazy ideas" 30 years ago kicked off this year on the Elwha and White Salmon Rivers in Washington. These dam removal projects are the largest in history and represent a turning point in the effort to restore freeflowing rivers for salmon, recreation and culture. The climactic moment of the year was the explosive breach of 125 foot tall Condit Dam on the White Salmon, captured using video and timelapse photography techniques.

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Another Cool Video of Condit Dam Breach

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Daily Reel...Condit Dam Breach Video

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Condit Dam UPDATE

Here's some more resources for the Condit Dam removal...The blast and live stream of it are at NOON Pacific Time/3pm EST.

Live Stream...HERE

Company Removing the Dam...HERE

Cool Website...White Salmon Restored: A Timelapse Project







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Condit Dam Removal

Check it...via Moldy Chum:

You can watch the Condit Damn breach live today at NOON.

More explosive dam breaching fun!

To satisfy the public’s desire to watch the blast, PacifiCorp has set up a live webcast of the breach and will be announcing the URL on their website today at 11am.

White Salmon Restored will also be extensively covering the breach with the following.

• Two long-term time-lapse camera stations (equipped with Canon T2is) will be shooting one JPG frame every 3 seconds all day
• A second still camera (Canon 1D Mark 4) will be shooting 1 RAW frame per second for 45 minutes starting 5 minutes before the blast
• Two video cameras–a Sony FS100 and a Sony EX1–will each be shooting HD video for about 8 hours starting at 10am
• Steve and I will both be mobile with Canon 5Ds

LINK (Via: White Salmon Restored)

Why the Condit Dam in southeastern Washington is coming out, details on how it is happening and what happens next.


Tight Lines...Morgan