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| DamNation fans enjoying the film |
DamNation Calgary - Nov 26, 2014
This unique event was organized and presented by Michelle Magotiaux, owner/operator of Bow River Shuttles. It brought together two groups who share a common interest - their love of free-flowing rivers. Members of the local fly fishing community and those from the local environmental concerns community mixed and mingled, all in support of the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative Y2Y.
Regretably, a winter storm warning had been issued for K-Country, as well as Banff and Jasper earlier in the day. This resulted in the Y2Y representatives Renée Krysko, Donor Relations Manager and Wendy Francis, Program Director,
who are based in Canmore, not being able to attend.
However, most eveyone else made it out, as the weather in Calgary itself was still manageable.
Big 'THANKS' to all the DamNation fans who came out, along the our volunteers and the "Friends of Damnation" who had display tables set up in the lobby. We appreciate your interest and support! :-)
View the entire album (23 photos) here: http://on.fb.me/1yYKJQU
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| Volunteer Colleen C. (left) from Calgary Women Fly Fishers Club, with Michelle (centre) and volunteer Kim (another of Michelle's daughters) |
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| Sticky Ricky's food truck in the snow, feeding hungry DamNation fans. #stickyRickys YYCFoodTrucks |
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| More DamNation fans enjoying grub from Sticky Ricky's food truck |
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| Lesley Peterson, President, Calgary Women Fly Fishers Club with DamNation fan. Lesley is also the Alberta Provincial Biologist for Trout Unlimited Canada. |
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| Jim McLennan, McLennan Fly Fishing, in conversation with DamNation fans |
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| DamNation fan, Carla Fernandez, (second from left), Manager of Patagonia Calgary was joined by three of her friends. |
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