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5 Types of Personal Flotation Devices with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers While at the lake we want to make sure everyone is safe! And while around the water, it is
always a good idea to be wearing your life jacket. There are five types of Personal
Flatation Devices, or PFDs, that are coast guard approved, but which one is good for you?
All coast guard approved PFDs are approved to save your life in an emergency, but each
one is also ranked for different activity types and different situations.
Abiquiu Dam: Interpretive Services & Outreach Albuquerque District: Many of the interesting things to do at Abiquiu Dam involve water. The staff at Abiquiu
encourages life jacket use and has many programs that promote water safety, including
a loaner life jacket program.
Abiquiu Lake Lands Day Albuquerque District: For the seventh straight year the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Abiquiu Lake will
be hosting & seeking volunteers for the National Public Lands Day. Activities begin at
at the Cerrito Boat Ramp parking lot and end for lunch at noon. Volunteers will be
assisting lake staff with shoreline cleanup, river cleanup, trail work & landscaping.
Volunteers will get to enjoy both day-use facilities & camping at no cost. There will
also be live music, an environmental education fair, & a free lunch for volunteers. As
a volunteer youll get to enjoy recreating in the very great outdoors that belongs to
you by camping, hunting, fishing, biking, hiking, bird watching, sight-seeing,
etcetera. National Public Lands Day is a special day and opportunity for the public to
give back to their precious public lands and improve them for future use. The
Cerrito Boat Ramp at Abiquiu Lake is located at the east side of the dam, two miles
west of the Hwy 84 & Hwy 96 junction.
Adult Males Most at Risk of Drowning Wearing a Life Jacket Can Save Your Life
To ensure you survive unexpected slips or falls overboard wear your life jacket, because
it buys you time to be rescued. It only takes an adult an average of 60 seconds to
drown and on average it takes 10 minutes for a strong swimmer to put on a life jacket
after entering the water. If you will not wear it for yourself then wear it for those who
love you.
Allatoona Lake life jacket loaner program donations from Yamaha
America's Great Outdoors: Dan O'Berrigan at Lake Mendocino, CA San Francisco District: Looking for something to do? Try Lake Mendocino. Maybe you want a place to get
together with friends and family or just some peace and quiet. Lake Mendocino is a
great place to play all year long. Owned and operated by the US Army Corps of
Engineers, camping, hiking, and fishing are just some of the activities you can do
365 days a year
America's Great Outdoors: Park Ranger Wayne Shull on his job at Lake Mendocino San Francisco District: Looking for something to do? Try Lake Mendocino. Maybe you want a place to get
together with friends and family or just some peace and quiet. Lake Mendocino is a
great place to play all year long. Owned and operated by the US Army Corps of
Engineers, camping, hiking, and fishing are just some of the activities you can do
365 days a year.
An Inside Look at Russell Dam and Lake Gayle Barns, Richard B. Russell power plant manager, discusses the inner workings of
the dam and turbines, while Angela Jones, USACE park ranger, shares her experiences
with recreation and shoreline management.
Army boosts America's Great Outdoors Assistant Secretary of the Army Jo-Ellen Darcy travels to Cape May to present award, promote Presidential initiative
Army Corps of Engineers and Texas Parks and Wildlife Team Up to Conserve Aquatic Resources Fort Worth District: March 3 is #WorldWildlifeDay? and we are highlighting our Environmental Stewardship
mission and partnership with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department!
ASA (CW) Darcy visits the Tulsa District Tulsa District: Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works visited the Tulsa District to promote the
American Great Outdoors Initiative. During her visit, she went to Oologah Lake where
she toured the Skull Hollow nature trail and met with some girl scouts.
ASACW Darcy at Barren River Lake Louisville District: Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Jo-Ellen Darcy participates in an eco-
meet at the Louisville District's Barren River Lake (Glasgow, Ky.) in support of President
Obama's America's Great Outdoors initiative.
Bartram Trail newscast Join J. Strom Thurmond Lake Ranger David Hatfield and Intern Josh Jones as they tell us
about the Bartram Trail, newly designated as a National Recreation Trail by the
Department of Interior in 2012. The 27-mile trail located on Thurmond Lake was
named for William Bartram, an early naturalist who explored the southeast US on foot in
the late 18th century. The trail is among five other Corps of Engineers-operated trails
designated in 2012 as National Recreation Trails.
Biggest Kid's Fishing Day ever Sacramento District: Kids Fishing Day has rotated between Eastman and Hensley lakes for the last 18 years.
This year, the staff at Hensley Lake worked with some very generous local sponsors to
make it the biggest one yet.
Biologist Jamie Sykes studies, protects fish Jamie Sykes, USACE fisheries biologist, shares a close-up look at the Corps' fishery program and lakes Thurmond, Russell and Hartwell.
Black Butte Triathlon Sacramento District: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hosted the first annual Black Butte Triathlon at Black
Butte Lake, Calif
Boating Safety Near Dams
Bonneville Dam History Portland District: Take a step back in time to learn about the construction of Bonneville Dam! Find out what
President Franklin Roosevelt had to do with Bonneville’s beginnings, and how the dam
impacted the region and our nation.
Bosqueville Forever 15
Brandon, Park Ranger- National Great Rivers Museum St. Louis District: Brandon is a Park Ranger at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, IL. One of
Brandon's favorite things to do on a tour of the museum and the Melvin Price Locks and
Dams is to play, "Stump the Tour Guide."
Building Strong People: Park Ranger Sacramento District: Heather Wright works as a park ranger for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ensuring
visitors to Stanislaus River Parks have a safe and enjoyable experience.
BUILDING STRONG People: Park Ranger The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation
with 90,000 campsites in 43 states across the country. In this clip meet Heather Wright
a Park Ranger in California. USACE Park Rangers ensure that public lands are properly
maintained. They are an important part of the USACE team.
Caesar Creek wetland project
Camping The US Army Corps of Engineers owns and operates camp sites across the US.
Camping with USACE New England District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation
with more than 90,000 campsites across the country. Military members on R & R are
eligible for free camping. Here's a look at Raystown Lake in PA.
Canoe Adventures on the Anacostia River
Check the fit of your lifejacket The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is one of the nation's leading federal providers of
outdoor recreation with more than 400 lake and river projects in 43 states. With 90
percent of our recreation areas located within 50 miles of a major metropolitan center,
there is a Corps site near you. We want you to have fun and to be safe, so don't forget
your lifejacket!
Chief Joseph Dam Operations & Recreation Seattle District: Produced by Executive Productions-Seattle for the Army Corps of Engineers. Explains
how the dam is maintained and how recreation and wildlife habitat on Rufus Woods
Lake is managed by the Army Corps of Engineers, Washington State Fish & Wildlife and
the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation.
Clean Jordan Lake: Stewards of Change
Colonel Anthony Hofman - Get out and Get Moving Kansas City District: Kansas City District Colonel Anthony Hofman encouraging people to get outside and
get moving
Converting Lawn to Prairie at Coralville Lake Coralville Lake ranger Justin Lind describes the conversion of a large lawn area into
short grass prairie to create a haven for pollinators such as butterflies, bees and bats.
Deep prairie roots reach into the soil as much as 20 feet, pulling large amounts of
carbon out of the atmosphere.
Corps Foundation Presentation Seattle District: Corps Natural Resource Education Foundation presentation on activities to date. Bonnie Ecker of the Seattle District hosted board members Debby Chenoweth, Rich Deline and Peter Lewis at a Brown Bag luncheon meeting.
Corps hosts Every Kid in a Park event Portland District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently sponsored an Every Kid in a Park event at
Bonneville Lock and Dam. Outdoor activities and interactive displays gave kids of all ages
a taste of the great outdoors, and kids going in to 4th grade received their annual pass to
federal parks. The Every Kid in a Park initiative is intended to bridge the growing
disconnect between the next generation and the great outdoors, and to inspire children
to become future stewards of our nations natural and historic treasures.
Corps Park Ranger discuss water safety and life jackets Corps of Engineers Park Ranger, Sandy Campbell spells out the do's and dont's of water
safety during a segment from Savannah, GA with Jody and Tim on WTOC's Mid-Morning
Live. We think she rocks!
Corps Parks Go Solar Sacramento District: The US Army Corps of Engineers is installing solar electricity systems at nine of its park
and dams in California. Funds for the solar panels were provided through the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Corps plants pollinator habitat at McAlpine Locks and Dam
Corps volunteers make all the difference! The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest provider of water-based outdoor
recreation in the nation. The Portland District's recreation program includes 135
recreation sites, nearly 500 campsites and more than 750 miles of shoreline. Ten
million people visit every year. Thanks to volunteers the Corps can keep programs up
and running.
CSRA Equestrians at Bussey Point, J. Strom Thurmond Lake
Dale Hollow Eagle Watch 2011 Nashville District: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District personnel host the public to a free Eagle
Watch tour Jan. 15, 2011. People from Kentucky and Tennessee toured Dale Hollow
Lake on a Corps barge to see the American Bald Eagle in its natural habitat at its winter
home. Video by Mark Rankin
Dewey Short Visitor Center
Don't burn trash when you camp Nashville District: The U.S. Corps of Engineers caution campers of the dangers of burning trash when
visiting a Corps campground. Be safe and don't get burned! (USACE Video by Ashley
Webster)
Don't forget to wear your gear - your life jacket!
Earth Day turkey shoot lets nature heal war wounds Nashville District: An Earth Day turkey shoot held here today at Center Hill Lake focused on nature and it
helped heal the wounds of war.
Environmental stewardship Portland District: Environmental stewardship is an important duty for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
This short video shows how employees of the Portland District of the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers work with wildlife at Bonneville Lock and Dam
Falls of the Ohio Louisville District: The Louisville District's history is rooted in its role developing Ohio River Navigation,
notably at the Falls of the Ohio at Louisville, Kentucky.
Fish Passage at Bonneville Portland District: This video summarizing fish passage up the Columbia River is narrated by Robin
Norris, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger at the Bonneville Lock and Dam.
Five Rules of Water Safety! Watch Ranger Williams give a water safety presentation to a group heading out to
paddle the river. All across the country Corps Rangers use educational outreach like
this presentation to promote safety around water. As the leading Federal provider of
outdoor recreation - drawing millions to our largely water-oriented recreation
opportunities - we never relent with our efforts to keep visitors safe. Education is our
greatest tool to prevent needless tragedy. Teach your kids to swim, wear those
lifejackets, and be safe in your outdoor playgrounds!
Fun and Safety a Winning Combo at Lake Hartwell Savannah District: Sandy Campbell, USACE shoreline management and Brant Tew, owner of Hartwell
Marina share the many recreation opportunities at Lake Hartwell. Tanya Grant, USACE
park ranger explains Hartwell's emphasis on water safety.
Greenside Pathway at Raystown Lake - USACE Recreation
Heather Wright, USACE park ranger Sacramento District: Heather Wright, a park ranger at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Stanislaus River Parks,
Calif., explains why her job is important and how it is rewarding.
Iraqui Boyscouts The U.S. Army corps of Engineers is not only constructing buildings - but lasting bonds. This scouting event in Baghdad helped to connect with the future leaders of Iraq.
J Percy Priest Lake Rangers Team Up With Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort for Water Safety Awareness Nashville District: J. Percy Priest Lake park rangers are teaming up with Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort
for another fun-filled summer of water safety awareness, bringing life-saving information
to the community. (USACE Video by Misty Cunningham)
Jennings Randolph Lake hosts 10th annual Bill Nesbit Memorial Hunt Baltimore District: Jennings Randolph Lake hosted the 10th annual Bill Nesbit Memorial Physically
Challenged Hunt in Elk Garden, West Virginia, November 16-17, 2015. The event provided
10 physically disabled hunters, including five U.S. veterans, the opportunity to harvest a
deer. For more, see article on Army.mil: http://1.usa.gov/1YqKZCJ. This video contains
imagery associated with hunting, viewer discretion is advised.
Keep safe while swimming, boating, and wear your life jacket Louisville District: The Army Corps of Engineers shares water safety tips to practice while on the water.
Kenny Rogers says don't gamble with your life Nashville District: Country Music Recording Artist Kenny Rogers is partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers to remind everyone to Wear Your Life Jacket especially during the Memorial
Day holiday. He encourages families not to gamble when boating and recreating at area
lakes, to be attentive and to wear a life jacket.
Know how to swim and wear it Nashville District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers encourages the public to know how to swim to be safe
when visiting Corps lakes. Even if someone doesnt plan on entering the water its smart
to be aware of swimming ability limitations to avoid tragedy. This public service
announcement is in conjunction with the National Water Safety Program campaign Life
Jackets Worn&Nobody Mourns.
Know pros and cons of type III life jacket Nashville District: Type III life jackets are the most popular life jacket due to their versatility for water sports.
But do you know the pros and cons of wearing one when visiting U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers lake? This public service announcement is in conjunction with the National
Water Safety Program campaign Life Jackets
KXII Story on Lake Texoma Recovery Efforts Fort Worth District: Senator Jay Paul Gumm, Ron Jordan of the Army Corps of Engineers, and Janet Reed of
the Durant Area Chamber of Commerce discuss Lake Texoma recovery efforts in this
KXII news package broadcast at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, August 29, 2007. The story was
shot at the still-closed East Burns Run campsite near Cartwright, Oklahoma
Lake Allatoona
Lake Allatoona Short Mobile District: Lake Allatoona Slide Show Short Version
Lake Lovers Beware Summer boaters beware of this invasive species. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers working to educate lake lovers in New Mexico.
Lake Mendocino Lake Sonoma Egg Extraction Virtual Tour
Lake Shelbyville 50th Anniversary St. Louis District: Although Lake Shelbyville was dedicated on September 12, 1970, it was made official on
August 28th 50 years ago! Check out this video and celebrate Lake Shelbyville turning
the BIG 5-0!
Lake Shelbyville partnership with Okaw Valley School District for wildlife food plots
Learn how to volunteer at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Volunteer Clearinghouse
Life Jacket or Toe Tag: It's Your Choice
Little River Blueway Newscast
Main Street to the Corps Day with Lake Shelbyville Fish Habitat Alliance
Medial of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer promotes water safety Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer recently took time to urge everyone to think
about water safety on Corps of Engineers lakes this recreation season, beginning with
the Memorial Day weekend. He is advocating that each person wear a life jacket to
prevent tragedies in the water this summer!
Meet Ryan Braaten, park ranger The Portland District has one of the Nation's most comprehensive and diversified civil
works programs. The dedicated people of the Portland District provide vital public
engineering services to the Pacific Northwest and the Nation during peace and war to
strengthen our security, promote a strong economy, and enhance environmental
sustainability.
Mississippi River Project bald eagle perch partnerships
Mitchell Creek Marina achieves 'Clean Marina' status Nashville District: Allons, Tenn. (June 3, 2011) -- Mitchell Creek Marina here on Dale Hollow Lake
raised the "Clean Marina" flag today during a dedication ceremony recognizing the
marina's voluntary efforts to reduce water pollution and erosion in the Cumberland
River watershed, and for promoting environmentally responsible marina and boating
practices
Monitor weather to recreate safely Nashville District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reminds boaters to make it a habit to check the
weather before heading out on a Corps lake to account for possible sudden changes in
weather conditions. This public service announcement is in conjunction with the National
Water Safety Program campaign Life Jackets Worn&Nobody Mourns. #WearIt
#ILoveThisLifeJacket #PrepareAthon (USACE Video by Ashley Webster)
Mountain Biking At Its Best The Allegrippis Trail System (ATS) is arguably one of the best mountain bike trails east
of the Mississippi. Specifically designed by mountain bikers, for mountain bikers this
trail is also open to any non-motorized use including hiking. Explore 4000 acres of
forest, meadows and lake views as you zip through trees and wind your way over hills
along the Allegrippis.
Mountain Biking at Paynes Creek, on Hartwell Lake
Nashville District and YMCA of the USA partnership for swimming lessons
Nashville District water safety message with the Oakridge Boys
National Public Lands Day - 2010 Grand Prize Winner National Public Lands Day
National Public Lands Day - 2010 Runner-Up National Public Lands Day
National Public Lands Day - 2010 Runner-Up National Public Lands Day
National Public Lands Day - 2010 Runner-Up National Public Lands Day
National Public Lands Day 2011
Oak Ridge Boys say life jackets are life savers The Oak Ridge Boys want their fans to know that life jackets are life savers. The group
harmonized this very important water safety message Aug. 27, 2014 for visitors of
Corps of Engineers lakes.
Obey the rules of the beach Nashville District: The Corps of Engineers would like to remind visitors to Corps lakes about some of the
rules to follow when visiting beaches at a recreation area. This public service
announcement is in conjunction with the National Water Safety Program campaign Life
Jackets Worn&Nobody Mourns. #ILoveThisLifeJacket #WearIt #PrepareAthon (USACE
Video by Ashley Webster)
Outdoor Fun The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation
with more than 90,000 campsites across the country. Mary Cochran takes to one USACE
park in PA.
Park Ranger teaches water safety Savannah District: Corps of Engineers Park Ranger, David Quebedeaux, spends a morning with 5 and 6
year olds in Thomson, GA teaching them the importance of wearing life jackets. His
hope is that these young, "deputized rangers" will carry the message to their parents
and maybe even save a life because of it.
Philpott Lake FLW College Fishing Tournament
Play it safe at the boat ramp Nashville District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reminds visitors to Corps lakes of the hazards around
a boat ramp or courtesy dock, which are routinely congested with boating traffic. This
public service announcement is in conjunction with the National Water Safety Program
campaign Life Jackets Worn&Nobody Mourn.
Recreation on Arkansas and Missouri's Corps Lakes Rivers Little Rock District: Did You Know: The Little Rock District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operates
25 dams in Arkansas and Missouri, and at each one, there are exciting recreational
opportunities.The district operates 178 public parks and access areas, and works in
cooperation with state and local governments who offer even more public parks on
our waterways.
Rend Lake Archery Complex S3DA tournament
Riding the Neal Smith Trail with Dayne Magneson The Neal Smith Trail is a 26-mile trail leading from Des Moines to Saylorville Lake along
the Des Moines River. The trail is a partnership of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the
City of Des Moines and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
Rough River Lake Control Tower virtual tour Louisville District: Join Rough River Lake as they conduct their annual Holding for Summer Pool Ceremony
virtual event. Learn about the project's missions, what 'summer pool' means and enjoy a
virtual tour of the dam's control tower.
Safety Vests-Albuquerque District/USACE Albuquerque District: Bob Mumford, park ranger at the Albuquerque District's Santa Rosa Dam, specializes in
teaching water safety at Santa Rosa Elementary School. Bob, who is affectionately
known in community as "Ranger Bob" , recently wrote and received a grant to purchase
lifejackets and "Whistles for Life" for the elementary school kids.
Six Hours of Warrior Creek Mountain Bike Race at W. Kerr Scott
Soldiers take aim at recovery in Center Hill Lake wild turkey hunt
Stay afloat with a Lake Cumberland life jacket loaner Nashville District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District park rangers at Lake Cumberland
want everyone to be safe Memorial Day weekend and the entire 2012 recreation
season. This message encourages everyone to wear a life jacket to stay safe and to
borrow one if needed. Remember to "Wear It!"
Take a Ride with a USACE Park Ranger The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation.
USACE operates more than 90,000 campsites across the country where people enjoy a
variety of outdoor fun. Take a ride with USACE ranger promoting summer safety.
Take A Warrior Fishing - Canyon Lake, TX 2012
Take A Warrior Fishing - Canyon Lake, TX 2012
The Veterans Trail at Coralville Lake Coralville Lake ranger Jeff Peck tours the Veterans Trail, a project that the Johnson
County, Iowa community supports to honor local veterans. Each year Coralville Lake
hosts a commemoration ceremony attended by hundreds of veterans and their families.
Town Bluff Hunt Warrior Hunt 2011 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, at Town Bluff Dam, more commonly known as Dam
B along with local and national sponsors an volunteers hosted a hunt for two U.S. Army
veterans and two former U.S. Marines. The hunters were wounded or injured in service
to their country. Here's a look at their weekend hunt.
Trout Habitat Protection in Western North Carolina
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Safe Water Recreation
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Water Safety - Learn to Swim
US Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District Welcome Video: Partners in Paradise Pacific Ocean Division: The US Army Corps of Engineers protecting, preserving and inproving the way of life for the residents and vistors to the Hawaiian Islands
US Army Corps of Engineers Rangers U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Ranger Brian Westfall talks about partnerships to
promote getting inner city children outdoors to enjoy the Anacostia River in
Washington, DC, Nov. 17, 2010.
USACE Parks Savannah District: Soldiers are no strangers to an F-T-X. 23 million Americans also share this
experience... but call it camping. Memorial Day Weekend officially kicks off the
summer camping season -- and if you are planning a family trip -- here is
something to consider: The US Army Corps of Engineers. Yes... there is a tie in:
camping sites. The Corps is the largest provider of water-based recreation in the US
-- owning and operating over 11 million acres of water and land. Mary Cochran has
more from John H. Kerr Lake.
USACE Partnerships
USACE Produces Clean Power It is the cheapest form of energy on the planet, creates no pollution or greenhouse
gases and it is one the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is harnessing. Mary Cochran
reports from Lower Granite Dam.
USACE Recration Sites Go Green Louisville District: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages more than 400 lake and river projects in 43
states across the U.S. Many of these parks are taking steps to 'go green'. Old tires are
being put to good use at Taylorsville Lake near Louisville, KY. Park Ranger Lisa Freeman
explains in this clip.
USACE Recreation The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has recreation sites across the country. Learn more
from the Chief of Engineers, LTG Robert Van Antwerp. This is an excerpt from a USACE
video special--view the entire show here:
USACE Recreation Parks Going Green USACE is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation, with more than 90,000
campsites across the country. Energy saving features at these sites are one way USACE
is going green.
USACE Recreation Parks Wheelchair Accessible The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operates 2400 recreation sites in 43 states.
USACE Recreation Sites U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages 2400 recreation sites across the country. Mary
Cochran reports.
USACE Water Safety Tip: It only takes 60 seconds St. Louis District: While boating, be sure to wear your life jacket. It takes an average strong swimmer
10 minutes to put on a life jacket after entering the water, and that's after they have
it in their hands. It only takes an adult an average of 60 seconds to drown. You
cannot put on a seatbelt just before a car wreck, and you don't get a chance to put
on a life jacket just before a boat accident. A life jacket can't save your life unless
you wear it, and holding onto a life jacket can only save you if you are conscious.
Avoid standing up in a boat, and if you must do so, be sure to wear your life jacket.
The US Coast Guard estimates that 90% of boating accident victims might have lived
if they had been wearing life jackets
USACE Water Safety Tip: Reach, Throw, Row, Go for Help St. Louis District: You should never go near anybody struggling to stay afloat in the water because
they could drown you! Most drowning victims are within 10 feet of safety, having
unintentionally entered the water. To help rescue someone you can extend a pole,
stick, line, or clothing to reach them or throw something floatable within their grasp.
The "Reach, Throw, Row, Go for Help" rescue method is encouraged to avoid
multiple drownings. It only takes a child an average of 20 seconds and an adult an
average of 60 seconds to drown.
USACE Water Safety Tip: Wear It! St. Louis District: While boating, be sure to wear your life jacket. It takes an average strong swimmer
10 minutes to put on a life jacket after entering the water, and that's after they have
it in their hands. It only takes an adult an average of 60 seconds to drown. You
cannot put on a seatbelt just before a car wreck, and you don't get a chance to put
on a life jacket just before a boat accident. A life jacket can't save your life unless
you wear it, and holding onto a life jacket can only save you if you are conscious.
Avoid standing up in a boat, and if you must do so, be sure to wear your life jacket.
The US Coast Guard estimates that 90% of boating accident victims might have lived
if they had been wearing life jackets
USACE Water Safety Tip: Wear your life jacket while boating St. Louis District: USACE Park Ranger, Rachel Garren talks about the importance of wearing a life jacket
while boating
Use throwable flotation device for water rescue Nashville District: Would you know how to use a throwable device if you had to use it? A U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers park ranger demonstrates the proper use of a throwable when rescuing
someone in the water. This public service announcement is in conjunction with the
National Water Safety Program campaign Life Jackets Worn&Nobody Mourns.
#ILoveThisLifeJacket #PrepareAthon (USACE Video by Ashley Webster)
Virtual Tour of McAlpine Locks and Dam in Louisville, Kentucky
Volunteer Month 2022
W Kerr Scott and Brushy Mountain Cyclists Club mountain bike trails
Warrior hunt at B.A. Steinhagen Lake nets monster gator for recovering Soldiers, veterans
Water Safety
Water Safety with Appalachian State University Football Team The Appalachian State Football team along with Coach Jerry Moore teamed up with
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at W. Kerr Scott Dam and Reservoir to promote
water safety. The ASU football team are the only team in history to win 3 back to
back NCAA Division I FCS National Football Championships. Wear your life jacket and
be safe around the water!
Water Safety: How to put on a life jacket Adam Tarplee and Bobber the Water Safety Dog demonstrate the correct way to put on
a life jacket and discuss the types of personal flotation devices.
Watsadler Campground, Hartwell Lake, Hartwell, Georgia Camp along the peaceful shores of Hartwell Lake. Boating, swimming, bicycling,
hiking, mountain biking...it's all there at the most popular Lake destination in the US.
Wear It Right: Choosing and Fitting a Life Jacket
Wear It Tennessee promotes life vest use on the water www.tennessean.com: Wear It Tennessee program spends time on Percy Priest Lake,
promoting the use of life vests to fisherman and boaters to try and help reduce the
amount of water deaths in TN.
Wear Your Life Jacket - USACE Water Safety This is what you need to know to... Avoid Being Next!
Wearing a Life Jacket Can Save Your Life
To ensure you survive unexpected slips or falls overboard wear your life jacket, because
it buys you time to be rescued. It only takes an adult an average of 60 seconds to
drown and on average it takes 10 minutes for a strong swimmer to put on a life jacket
after entering the water. If you will not wear it for yourself then wear it for those who
love you.
Where Paddles Meet & the Great River Bends-Mississippi River Water Trail St. Louis District: With input from the local community and assistance from several partners, the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers created the Mississippi River Water Trail. This awesome
encounter offers an intimate view of life's abundance on and in the Mississippi River.
Paddlers of all abilities may experience the culture, history, and natural beauty of the
"Great River."
Where Paddles Meet & the Great River Bends-Mississippi River Water Trail
Who are Portland District volunteers? The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest provider of water-based outdoor
recreation in the nation. Ten million people visit Portland District recreation sites every
year. Thanks to volunteers the Corps can keep programs up and running.
Wounded Warrior alligator hunt at Pine Bluff
Yough Special Rec Day - 2012 On May 10, the Corps of Engineers' Youghiogheny River Lake and the Lions Club hosted
their 40th Annual Special Recreation Day. The event provides an opportunity for people
with special needs to get away from their normal routine, be it home, school or work,
and enjoy outdoor recreation, food and games. There were 452 people in attendance,
which included 236 participants, 113 leaders and assistants, 75 volunteers and 28
Corps of Engineers employees.
Youghiogheny 40th Annual Special Recreation Day
Zorinsky Lake Spring Cleanup Omaha District: On May 7, 2011, more than 800 volunteers from the greater Omaha community
partnered with local, state and federal agencies to clean the lakebed of Zorinsky Lake.
By Kevin Wingert, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District.
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