Festival of Nations draws over 1000 attendees despite rain
July 09, 2024 | Columbia River Gorge Commission, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington
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The recent Festival of Nations, held on June 15th, drew over 1,000 attendees from across the region, showcasing a vibrant community spirit despite initial rainy weather. Organizers expressed gratitude to commissioners Mills and Weisfeld for their support in making the event a success.
The festival featured various activities, including a focus on environmental education with the distribution of a cold water refuge brochure aimed at promoting salmon habitat conservation. Additionally, a habitat game designed for children was made available, encouraging young attendees to engage with ecological themes. The event not only celebrated cultural diversity but also highlighted the importance of environmental awareness within the community.
The festival featured various activities, including a focus on environmental education with the distribution of a cold water refuge brochure aimed at promoting salmon habitat conservation. Additionally, a habitat game designed for children was made available, encouraging young attendees to engage with ecological themes. The event not only celebrated cultural diversity but also highlighted the importance of environmental awareness within the community.
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