"Conrad Ely drove from Olympia with three friends, a double kayak and a canoe.

Amy McKendry arrived with her family and a canoe she’s had since she was 8.

Brandon Juhl came in from Snohomish without a boat, but was able to launch into Elliott Bay with an extra kayak another donated to the cause.

They joined more than 200 other boats Saturday for Paddle in Seattle, a flotilla organized by a coalition of environmental groups, activists and tribal leaders from around the country to demonstrate concern about the impact of fossil-fuel consumption on climate change and to show disappointment in the Port of Seattle’s decision to host Shell’s offshore Arctic oil-drilling fleet."

Coral Garnick reports for the Seattle Times May 16, 2015. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"'Kayaktivists' in Seattle Bay Protest Arctic Drilling" (KING-TV) [3]

"Paddling in Protest: Seattle Kayakers Stand Up Against Arctic Drilling" (ABC News) [4]

"Seattle 'Kayaktivists' Protest Shell's Arctic Drilling Endeavor" (Reuters) [5]