Let’s celebrate the rivers of the Palouse! The Rivers, Watersheds, and Communities Club at WSU, in collaboration with the Water Research Center, is hosting our first Walking Rivers event. A day #WalkingRivers is a global event to recognize and celebrate local rivers and is organized by the Centro Ibérico de Restauración Fluvial, Spain. Join us in our walk along Paradise Creek learn more about Palouse rivers, water quality, and restoration on May 11th at 10:00 am, at the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail. All ages are welcome, and the Palouse Trail is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. While the goal is to walk 10,000 steps (about 4 miles), we understand that this may be too far for some. All are welcome to participate for any amount of time and any length of the trail. Please bring water and weather-appropriate gear. Wear blue to identify with the global Walking Rivers community! Parking: Limited parking is available in the Mint Condition Dental/Quality Inn lot next to the trailhead, and Quality Inn has agreed to allow overflow parking if the designated trailhead parking spaces are full. More parking is available on Latah Street. Follow @wsu.rwc on Instagram for event updates. For more information about the global event, visit https://cirefluvial.com/walkingrivers/en/ Registration is required. Please fill out one registration form per attendee: https://forms.gle/3S5xLh9HWMpkskSS6